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Looking forward in the fight against malaria
by guest blogger Nicolas Theopold Last week was exciting for the fight against malaria: in Seattle, global health leaders came together at the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Malaria Forum to discuss the status and future of the fight against … Continue reading
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Tagged Gates Foundation, Geneva, global health, Health, malaria, medicine, vaccines
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The value of volunteers
In 2009, an estimated 13.1 million volunteers, or two people out of every 1,000, dedicated at least four hours to the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC). But how much was this time worth? Nearly six … Continue reading
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Tagged Europe, Geneva, IFRC, Red Cross Red Crescent, volunteers
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