NPR: Residents In Goma Are Struggling To Gather Water While Fighting Ebola
The Congolese city of Goma sits on the giant Lake Kivu. But the city has been without running water for years.
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NPR: Forget About The Tap: A City Of 2 Million Has Virtually No Running Water
Every morning, just as the sun rises in Goma in the Democratic Republic of Congo, men, women and children walk miles to...
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Devex: Humanitarians push World Bank for better coordination in fragile states
As the World Bank looks to do more work in fragile and conflict-affected countries, the humanitarian groups that already...
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Reuters: Despite Tunisia's vote for change, enduring miseries drive youth exodus
It only took 10 minutes for Fakher Hmidi to slip out of his house...
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New York Times: 4 Big Questions About Syria’s Future
The surprise American withdrawal from parts of northern Syria last week reshuffled old alliances and touched off a new...
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Washington Post: Why aid groups are leaving Syria as another humanitarian crisis unfolds
Tens of thousands of Syrians have been caught in the crossfire as fighting has engulfed northeastern Syria.
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Global Fragility Act faces one remaining roadblock
One of the two Republican senators that had been preventing the Global Fragility Act from passing the Senate has lifted...
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The New Humanitarian: In Syria’s latest exodus, local citizens become frontline aid workers
‘We have to provide for these people.’
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The Guardian: 'Living a daily tragedy': Venezuelans struggle to survive in Colombia
Driven from their homeland by economic chaos, tens of thousands of people are living a precarious existence on the...
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Devex: Ebola in DRC: NGOs organize to coordinate community engagement work
NGOs responding to the Ebola emergency in the Democratic Republic of the Congo have formed a consortium to help better...
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