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Jordan: Regional Projects Manager
Jan 10, 2021
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EcoPeace Middle East
EcoPeace Middle East is a unique trilateral environmental organization. Our primary objective is the promotion of cooperative efforts to protect our shared environmental heritage. In…
Somalia: Terms of Reference for Consultancy for National Early Warning Development Framework in Somaliland Under Reevs Project
Jan 10, 2021
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Save the Children
For over 90 years Save the Children has been making a difference in children's lives in more than 120 countries. We are the world's largest…
Iraq: Rehabilitation/Infrastructure and WaSH Coordinator
Jan 10, 2021
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Première Urgence Internationale
Première Urgence Internationale is a non-profit, non-political, non-religious international NGO that helps civilians who are marginalised or excluded as a result of natural disasters, war…
CAR: Consultant for the Characterization of the Aquatic Ecosystems of 4 Reference Sites in the Chinko Conservation Area and its Periphery
Jan 10, 2021
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African Parks
African Parks is a non-governmental organization focused on conservation, established in 2000 and headquartered in Johannesburg, South Africa.
Context and Rationale
The Chinko Conservation Area
Chinko is a…
Syria: WASH Advisor
Jan 10, 2021
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Relief International
Relief International (RI) is a leading nonprofit organization working in 16 countries to relieve poverty, ensure well-being and advance dignity. We specialize in fragile settings,…
Rwanda: Rwanda Dismisses UN Experts Allegations in DRC Midterm Report
Jan 9, 2021
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Emmanuel Ntirenganya, New Times
The Government of Rwanda on Friday, January 8, dismissed allegations from the UN Group of Experts (GoE) Midterm report which claimed that there were Rwandan troops…
Call for Applications: World Bank Gender and Innovation Lab & Women’s Economic Empowerment in Nigeria
Jan 8, 2021
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World Bank Africa Region Gender Innovation Lab
The Africa Gender Innovation Lab at the World Bank issued a call for expressions of interest in a 'set of impact evaluation (IE) studies that evaluate…
Liberia: Popota Town Land Dispute Deepens as Two Groups Claim Ownership
Jan 7, 2021
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Christopher C. Walker, FrontPage Africa
Several residents of Popota Town in Fuamah District Bong County have expressed fear of losing their land to Betty Cooper Kabah who they say is…
Colombia: Cocaine Production Driving Deforestation into Colombian National Park
Jan 7, 2021
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René Mora, Mongabay
The location of the Catatumbo region sits on the border with Venezuela, making it a strategic route for armed groups such as the National Liberation…
Liberia: Miners, Loggers Clash over Gbarpolu Forest
Jan 7, 2021
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Moses R. Quollin, FrontPage Africa
On March 4 2019, Korninga B, an authorized forest community, signed a logging contract with Singaporean-Indian logging company Indo Africa Plantation Liberia Incorporated. However, one…
Egypt/Ethiopia/Sudan: Tigray Conflict Could Delay Grand Renaissance Dam Negotiations
Jan 7, 2021
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ESI Africa
Sudan, Egypt and Ethiopia have resumed talks in an attempt to resolve conflict surrounding Africa’s largest and most controversial hydroelectric project, the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance…
Weapon Proliferation Challenges Biodiversity Protection in South Sudan
Jan 7, 2021
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Adrian Garside
The availability of Small Arms and Light Weapons (SALW) is a factor in the decline of wildlife numbers due to their use in poaching and…
Conflict Cycles and the Management of Protected Areas in South Sudan
Jan 7, 2021
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Adrian Garside
South Sudan, and southern Sudan prior to its independence, has been in a cycle of conflicts for more than 65 years, spanning three civil wars…
Conflict Cycles and the Management of Protected Areas in South Sudan
Jan 7, 2021
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Adrian Garside
The International Law Commission’s draft principles on the Protection of the environment in relation to armed conflicts use a temporal framing of ‘before, during and…
Climate Change: Climate-Change-Induced Conflict? Rare Footage Captured of Jaguar Killing Ocelot at Waterhole
Jan 6, 2021
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Washington State University
In what may be a sign of climate-change-induced conflict, researchers have captured rare photographic evidence of a jaguar killing another predatory wild cat at an…
Afghanistan: Climate Change Threatens Glaciers in Afghanistan: Experts
Jan 6, 2021
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Khaled Nikzad, TOLOnews
There are nearly 4,000 glaciers lying up high in various regions of Afghanistan, but the climate change is severely threatening these highly important sources of…
Gender Equality and Food Security in Rural South Asia
Jan 6, 2021
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Cindy Zhou
Globally, nearly 690 million people were hungry in 2019. Though the number of people who experience hunger in Asia has declined since 2015, the continent still…
Post-Doctoral Researcher in 'Toxic Crimes Project'
Jan 5, 2021
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Erik Castrén Institute of International Law and Human Rights, University of Helsinki, Finland
The University of Helsinki is among the leading multidisciplinary research universities in the world. In addition to its 11 faculties, the University includes several independent…
West Africa: Environmental Security Advisor
Jan 5, 2021
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UN Environment Programme
The United Nations Environment Programme is responsible for coordinating the UN's environmental activities and assisting developing countries in having environmentally sound policies and practices.
UNEP-led components…
Congress Continues to Affirm that Climate Security Is National Security
Jan 5, 2021
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Shana Udvardy
Last week Congress voted to override the president’s veto of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), enacting H.R. 6395, the “William M. (Mac) Thornberry” NDAA…
Gender Equality and Food Security in Rural South Asia: A Holistic Approach to the SDGs
Jan 4, 2021
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Cindy Zhou
Globally, nearly 690 million people were hungry in 2019. Though the number of people who experience hunger in Asia has declined since 2015, the continent still…
Where Are the Women in Food Insecurity Analysis?
Jan 4, 2021
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Amy Lieberman, Devex
NEW YORK — Women are more likely to experience food insecurity than men, and the pandemic has exacerbated this divide. Women continue to shoulder more…
South Sudan: 'Our Children Die in Our Hands': Floods Ravage South Sudan
Jan 4, 2021
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E&E News
On a scrap of land surrounded by flooding in South Sudan, families drink and bathe from the waters that swept away latrines and continue to…
Myanmar: Myanmar Mulls Online Gems and Jewellery Sales
Jan 4, 2021
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Pa Pa, Myanmar Times
After almost a year without income due to the inability to hold physical emporiums and promotional events in 2020, the Myanmar gems and jewellery industry…
Myanmar: Myanmar Migratory Bird Census to Be Taken by Locals
Jan 3, 2021
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Phyo Wai Kyaw, Myanmar Times
The Asian migratory bird census which is usually conducted yearly will be taken in collaboration with local communities in Myanmar this year, said Daw Thiri…
Women and Peacebuilding Can Help Reduce Poverty
Jan 3, 2021
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Kylar Cade
Violent conflict had been on the rise even before the onset of the pandemic. Fragility, conflict and violence (FCV) have already caused much suffering and…
Liberia: Stakeholders Hold Boundary Harmonization Meeting in Grand Gedeh
Jan 3, 2021
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Global News Network
Grand Geedeh Bar Association in collaboration with the Grand Geedeh County Legislative Caucus has ended a two-day Community leaders meeting with stakeholders of bordering communities…
Myanmar: 35 Landslides Occurred in Hpakant Jade Land, Claimed 206 Lives Last Year
Jan 1, 2021
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Sit Ko Naing Tun, Eleven
A total of 35 landslides occurred in Lonekhin-Hpakant jade land in Hapkant Township, Moenyin District, Kachin State, in 2020 killing 206 people and seriously injuring…
Cambodia: Land Grabs in Protected Forests Rampant in Cambodia
Jan 1, 2021
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New Straits Times
Land grabs and encroachment on protected forest are becoming more rampant in northern Cambodia, said environmental activists. Cambodian forest and wildlife conservationists said it was…
Colombia: Colombia Sets New Record in Eradicating Coca Production
Dec 31, 2020
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Agence France-Presse
Colombia beat its record for eradicating coca crops for the second year in a row, the government said Wednesday, although the country still remains the…