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  The Guardian and Observer charity appeal raises £200,000

  12 Jan 2014: Sum will be split between four charities

• Syrian humanitarian aid: which countries give what?

  Interactive, 6 Sep 2013:

  The UN Office for Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs has been keeping track of who is donating to Syria's humanitarian crisis and how much - we've produced this interactive to show the numbers

• Syrian refugees: how many are there and where are they?

  6 Mar 2013:

  The humanitarian fallout of the conflict in Syria reaches new proportions as the number of estimated refugees reaches one million

• Health in Katine

  12 Aug 2011:

  Richard M Kavuma reports on health progress in Katine, Uganda. He has returned to the sub-county to catch up on the development work being carried out there

• If India doesn't 'need' aid, why do foreign governments still give it?

  8 Nov 2010:

  Although India is an economic powerhouse, focused foreign aid still has a vital role in its development – and its application could be a blueprint for the future

• How your money has been spent (2007-2010)

  1 Nov 2010:

  See how donations from Guardian readers and Barclays have been spent on the Katine community development project, particularly in the five key areas of health, education, water and sanitation, livelihoods and governance

• Katine budget expenditure 2007-2010

  Interactive, 1 Nov 2010:

  See below for a breakdown of how donations from Guardian readers and Barclays have been spent on the Katine community development project in north-eastern Uganda

• The story of Katine: the conclusion

  30 Oct 2010:

  Amref will stay in Katine for a further year to consolidate its work with continued funding from Guardian readers and Barclays, writes Madeleine Bunting

• A word from our partners ... the NGO experience

  30 Oct 2010:

  We are humbled by the passion and commitment of the Guardian and Barclays to Katine, says Amref UK's CEO, Grace Mukasa

• Katine livelihood project unleashes potential

  30 Oct 2010:

  New methods of farming and funding enabled Katine's population to broaden their commercial horizons and acquire real independence. Anne Perkins tells the tale

• An anthropologist's story of Katine

  30 Oct 2010:

  Katine is remarkable: for the first time, the complex reality of doing a development project has been brought to a wider audience, writes Ben Jones

• An African journalist's story of Katine

  30 Oct 2010:

  As I leave Katine, my thoughts are of the people who used to drink dirty water but now have functioning boreholes, writes Richard M Kavuma

• It takes a village: Katine's governance

  30 Oct 2010:

  From the Katine project's outset, Amref has worked closely with local government to achieve a lasting legacy of change, report Madeleine Bunting and Anne Perkins

• How Katine's residents got clean water and sanitation

  30 Oct 2010:

  The installation of more boreholes gave Katine access to clean water. But a year-long strike by health volunteers has delayed progress on sanitation, says Sarah Boseley

• How Katine's education has improved

  30 Oct 2010:

  Anne Perkins learns how a community school run by parents and backed by the Katine project is bucking the trend towards academic underachievement in Uganda

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