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November 2nd, 2012
 

 


October 26th, 2012
 

October 11th, 2012
 
  • Global Hunger Index: Twenty countries have “alarming” or “extremely alarming” levels of hunger with Burundi the worst affected, followed by Eritrea and Haiti.
  • Domus is hosting a launch event for charity Article 25’s 10×10 London Drawing The City.
  • Disaster Reconstruction at the 2012 Venice Architecture Biennale.
  • Disaster relief and long-term health care support in Haiti: What a simple student initiative can do?
  • Philippines: Architecture for learning.
  • Mexico: Sustainability initiatives showcased at green solutions 2012 summit.

 


October 5th, 2012
 
  • 12th October: Celebration of the International Day For Disaster Reduction- this year’s theme “Women and Girls, the [in]Visible Force of Resilience”.
  • Japan: Question arises over use of postdisaster reconstruction funds.
  • First Monday of October every year designed to be World Habitat Day.
  • Pakistan: Monsoon floods  371 people killed and nearly 4.5 million  affected.
  • Disaster Risk Reduction: Earthquake strikes south-west Colombia.
  • Burkina Faso: Back to school for child refugees in Damba and Mentao camps .

September 28th, 2012
 

September 20th, 2012
 
  • Africa: Liberia: Essence of Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Underscored.
  • Refugee Camps: Jolie hears ‘horrific’ accounts of Syrian refugees in Syria.
  • Article 25: Olympic Stadium to become shelter for the developing world.
  • Africa: Rwandan officials ‘aiding and abetting war crimes in Congo’.
  • International Development: What does the reshuffle mean for developing countries?
  • Disaster Preparedness: The Plan for Schools.

September 7th, 2012
 

This week’s news

  • Africa: 16 African nations gather for Africa’s largest pandemic response planning conference.
  • Nepalese Refugee Camps: Gardens help refugees connect to new land.
  • Chad: Water scarce for 10 days in Eastern Chad Irikessouni camp.
  • Disaster Preparedness: Malaysia calls for more effective system to manage regional disasters.
  • Sixth session of  World Urban Forum kicks off in Naples.
  • Pakistan: Disaster Contingency Planning Process at the federal, provincial and district level has been found to be flawed.

August 31st, 2012
 

This Week’s News

 


August 24th, 2012
 

This Week’s News

  • 10×10 Participant Zaha Hadid named as one of CNN’s “Leading Women” and a role model for female architects
  • Latin America is the most urbanized region of the world, said the UN
  • Dubai government gets it’s first “green” building
  • Disaster Relief: US allows quake relief funds for Iran
  • Google equals green? Sustainable business and architecture from the search engine giant
  • Article 25: Olympic Stadium Wrap to be recycled into shelter for the Developing World

August 17th, 2012
 

This Week’s News

  • 10×10 Drawing the City London website goes live, visit now to hear all the latest on our flagship event!
  • Charity Commission encourages supporting existing charities, rather than starting new ones for disaster relief, as it  unveils new guide to disaster appeals
  • Olympics legacies: What next for Stratford?
  • Rwandan refugees have been repatriated, some from as long ago as the 1994 genocide
  • Australia makes a U-turn on refugee detention centers, stating they are the best plan
  • Sudanese refugees face “humanitarian disaster”