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Jobs with the US Agency for International Development (USAID)USAID is an independent federal government agency headquartered in Washington, DC, that fosters transformational development around the world. Check out these open positions (with salary ranges over $100k per year)...
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USAID Administrator Henrietta Fore Visits BangladeshAs reported by USAID, Henrietta H. Fore is in Bangladesh for a short visit to the area. She is the Administrator of the U.S. Agency for International Development and Director of the U.S. Foreign Assistance.
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Corruption's Effect in the Global World and AfricaAfrica's plentiful resources becomes a curse. In attempting to relate the way in which USAID deals with corruption globally, one can identify the leaders and the citizens of the global community i.e. Africa, and their role in a corruption epidemic. -
United States Responds to Global Disasters with Over Two Million Dollars in ReliefThe U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), has announced it is giving over $2 million towards funding emergency assistance in Mexico and Papua New Guinea.
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British Troops Withdraw from Sangin in Helmand Province, AfghanistanBritish Royal Marines have handed over control of the Taliban-controlled district to United States forces. -
Modern Day Slavery and Human Trafficking in the US and Around the WorldLearn about Human trafficking. Human trafficking the modern day slavery.
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Virginia's 2nd District Race: Republican Scott Rigell Challenges Democrat Glenn NyeRep. Glenn Nye is fighting to keep his seat in Virginia's 2nd District against a strong challenge from Republican Scott Rigell. Plans to cut the U.S. Joint Forces Command will seriously challenge his ability to do so. -
Etsy Interview with Janet CreationsIn this article, I had the opportunity to interview Janet Creations, a lovely Etsy shop full of unique jewelry pieces and more. -
How the Global Food Crisis Affects National SecurityDeveloped countries must balance their needs for energy sources with growing food shortages around the world to avoid terrorist safe havens in poorer nations. -
Linda Norgrove Killed During NATO Rescue Attempt in AfghanistanLinda Norgrove had been kidnapped in late September while working in Afghanistan. She was tragically killed in an attempt to rescue her on Friday. -
United States Aids Pakistani Flood VictimsThe United States government, and its military, are providing rescue, relief and funding to the victims of the monsoon floods in pakistan. -
The Civilian Surge in AfghanistanIt's a tale of two surges: one civilian and one military. Neither will succeed for long without the other, and yet they aren't always working together -
Aid from U.S. Assists Haiti After Hurricane TomasAs the rain and winds from Hurricane Tomas fade, Haitians look to the world for assistance. Just as after the January 12 earthquake, the United States is one of the leaders in this disaster recovery mission. -
Is Solar the Answer for Nepal's Energy Deficit?Nepal depends heavily on oil and natural gas imports to satisfy its growing energy need. The country has potential to be energy exporter, if its hydro-power sector could be exploited to its fullest potential. -
Mosquitoes Are the Leading Cause of Death in Many Parts of the WorldIn many parts of the world, death due to mosquito-borne disease is a common fact of life. In these areas, as many as 50% of all medical consultations are due to malaria, which is also responsible for a high infant mortality rate.
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HIV and AIDS in Africa TodayHIV and AIDS cases in Africa are still serious problems. Read about the timeline, if cases in African countries have decreased and what we can do to help. -
Masters of Modern Day Eugenics Part II: The United Nations Population FundThis second installment in my series on Masters of Modern Day Eugenics focused on the most well funded and deceitful eugenics organization in the world - the United Nations Population Fund. -
Closure of Uganda Hospital for Children with HIV/AIDS Puts Thousands of Lives at RiskThe economic recession is threatening to reverse the progress made against HIV/AIDS in Uganda.
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The World Food Programme Needs Funding to Expand School Feeding in SudanHuge funding shortfalls for the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) is threatening all its operations in Sudan, including school feeding. -
Checci & Co. - the Latest Round of Washington CorruptionPolitical pay-offs, back room deals, and the like demonstrate the corruption that fills the halls of Washington. Does anyone care? I think so.
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Disaster Preparedness and Response - The Next Big Business IndustryLearn how small businesses can get their part of the multi-billion dollar disaster preparedness and response market.
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Helping a Haiti in CrisisThis article will give information as to where one can go online to donate to help the people of Haiti after the 7.0 earthquake that devastated the country.
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Haiti: Aftershocks Terrorize Haitians as Relief Efforts ContinueLearn what is like to experience an earthquake like the recent Haitian earthquake and why helping victims with food and shelter helps alleviate fear. Learn how to do your part.
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Environmental Issues: DDT (dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane)The essay examines DDT (dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane), the impact on environment, advances the hypothesis that, despite the fact that DDT may be used for the welfare of mankind, it should be banned worldwide.
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HIV/AIDS Crisis in Haiti May Become Much WorseThe earthquake in Haiti has disrupted the delivery of health care services which could set the stage for a resurgence of HIV/AIDS in Haiti if nothing is done to ensure continued prevention and treatment efforts.
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Presbyterian Mission Leaders Report Haiti UpdateLeaders of the three primary agencies of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) providing aid to earthquake-stricken Haiti spoke for an hour on Thursday, February 11, to an open meeting of church members on the World Wide Web.
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Presbyterian Leaders Turn to Long Term in HaitiIn their 2nd live Webinar on response to the January 12 earthquake in Haiti, mission and relief leaders of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) began outlining longer-term plans to address what former president Bill Clinton has called "rebuilding better." -
Cholera Stalks Haiti as Hurricane Fears Blow AwayIn the aftermath of Hurricane Tomas, the cholera epidemic is spreading throughout Haiti. The damage done by the hurricane was minimal but the flood waters have spread the deadly illness far and wide. -
1,000 Words About TanzaniaZanzibar is a place known for beautiful beaches, but the thing that I liked most about my visit there was the food. Everywhere you look there's a bounty of fresh vegetables, fruit, and, most importantly given the island's history, spices. -
Iowa Family Policy Center: $3 Million of Your Tax Dollars at WorkBetween 2004 and 2009 the openly anti-gay, politically active Christian-based Iowa Family Policy Center received more than $3 million in federal grants. Is this how we want our money spent? -
Social Enterprise in Port-Au-Prince, HaitiGrass roots and fancy free - Mercy League International's director has plans to move his wife and four children to Port-Au-Prince, Haiti with a plan to become a self sustaining entity in the country within a two to three year window. How is this possible? -
Iowa Same-Sex Marriage Anniversary -- or -- Shawn and Maureen Get MarriedOne year ago April 3 the Iowa Supreme Court unanimously struck down a ban on same-sex marriage as constitutional. One year later, both sides of the issue struggle work to facilitate the social and cultural change that cannot be legislated. -
1,000 Words About ZambiaZambia was our of my favorites countries. There's not a lot of infrastructure, or DSL, or tourist destinations to visit in Lusaka. Yet, in this medium sized city were some of the nicest people we've met yet on our journey. -
Haiti's Cholera Death Toll ClimbsOver 2,300 cholera-related deaths are now being reported from the island nation of Haiti. Amid post election violence, the fight to stop this illness continues.
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Getting a Job in International Development for American StudentsLooking for an opportunity to see the world and make a difference? Read on!
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South Sudan Celebrates IndependenceThe world's newest nation will be born on Saturday, July 9. The Republic of South Sudan will celebrate its independence from Sudan amidst border conflicts and grinding poverty.
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General Santos City, the GEM of Mindanao, PhilippinesThese are memories from my treasure chest and a narration of how General Santos City transformed over the years while somehow remaining as how I remember it from childhood. -
US to Infuse Technology and Equipment in Schools -- but Not Where You May ThinkThirteen new schools in the Middle East are about to get stocked with laptops, upholstered furniture, and interactive boards, courtesy US taxpayers. -
White House BriefsThe White House has provided "The G-Man" with the official transcript of the press conference. -
Rent Control: Protecting Tenants or Destroying Cities?Many cities, such as NYC, employ rent control policies on a large scale. Opponents to these policies say that they are the worst possible policy that a city can institute in regard to its housing market.
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