India has recently pledged $50 million in aid to African countries. When I did my A levels in the last millennium, India was the main recipient of aid, famine [...]
read more here... →India pledged $5bn in aid to Africa, an amount almost equivalent [...]
read more here... →Between 100,000 to 200,000 people had their livelihoods affected or destroyed, while 65 people died in the seven flood-affected regions in northern Namibia.
Many rural areas remain [...]
read more here... →The link below gives 1.4 billion reasons for tackling poverty – reasons why we should care.
Another must see for Geography students
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gdIe2qSZJuQ&feature=player_embedded
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Ground breaking ‘scuba rice’ - developed thanks to UK aid - has won a prestigious national award.
The special flood-resistant rice can breathe under water for up to two [...]
read more here... →An article today from the Guardian (How did they know I would be on a fieldtrip tomorrow!)
This must be read by my year 13 students who must also [...]
read more here... →The UK government continues to give aid to India. Britain gives India £280m a year in aid, but its continued support has been the subject of [...]
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North Korea has the fourth largest army in the world by personnel, and may have nuclear status. In some ways this should make it a [...]
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