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9 Nov 2011: Political resentment, the Japanese tsunami, the Somali famine? We want to know what you think about the funding gap for relief operations -
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30 Jul 2011:
Photographs from the Guardian Eyewitness series
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13 May 2011:
Valerie Amos: The UN must be empowered to lead humanitarian reform as we head into a more dangerous, disaster-prone future
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2 May 2011: Osama bin Laden issued a series of opinions and threats after emerging in the mid-1990s
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2 Feb 2011:
Vinod Thomas: Catastrophic floods in 2010 affected more people than at any other time. Well-trained staff should respond within hours of an emergency, or the opportunity could be lost
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Audio slideshow,
29 Jan 2011:
The Pakistan floods affected 21 million people in the Indus valley region, and six months on, more than 1 million are still homeless. Huge numbers of farmers have lost their livelihoods as much of the land is still under water or rendered useless for cultivation
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27 Jan 2011:
Survey shows almost a quarter of children under five are malnourished in Sindh province, six months after floods
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12 Nov 2010:
How differently did countries and major organisations around the world respond to the Haiti earthquake and Pakistan flood? In our first collaboration with GOOD magazine, we bring you the data
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30 Oct 2010:
When devastating floods hit Pakistan, the world rushed to help. But while the horror has slipped from our TV screens, millions remain stranded. Mohammed Hanif reports
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30 Oct 2010:
Gideon Mendel visits Sindh province six weeks after the floods first hit
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Gallery (9 pictures),
30 Oct 2010:
Scenes from the Pakistan floods may have left our TV screens, but the struggle goes on. Photographs by Gideon Mendel
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7 Oct 2010:
Gulnaz is 11 years old and had her home washed away when flash floods swept down Pakistan's Swat Valley in August. She and her family of six brothers and three sisters now live in a tent camp
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Gallery (18 pictures),
5 Oct 2010:
Guardian's correspondent for Pakistan and Afghanistan visits parts of Sindh province still under floodwater
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Picture,
5 Oct 2010:
Photographs from the Guardian Eyewitness series
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5 Oct 2010:
In the third of our four-part series Declan Walsh travels to Sehwan, home to Pakistan's largest Sufi shrine, where the flood waters are draining slowly and illness and malnourishment are rife
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