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Eco-fashion show workshop (206 kB)
Recycling quiz and instructions for an eco-fashion show, suitable for KS3, KS4 and Post-16
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TAGS: 175.Climate change and environment, 53.KS3, 54.KS4, 55.KS5, 30.Secondary, 56.Sixth form, 78.Workshop
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A presentation by CAFOD's Senior Humanitarian Policy Adviser, Anne Street, to Caritas Czech Humanitarian Conference, 31 March 2012
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A speech by CAFOD’s senior humanitarian policy adviser, Anne Street, to the European Union’s Committee on Humanitarian Aid and Food Aid, delivered on 11 April 2012.
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TAGS: 74.GCSE, 284.Homework, 335.Learning hub, 73.RE, 30.Secondary, 246.What is CAFOD, 33.Young People
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Based on a presentation given by CAFOD’s Senior Humanitarian Policy Advisor, Anne Street, in Geneva in October 2010, this paper summarises NGOs experiences with the pooled funds in DRC, Zimbabwe, Ethiopia and Afghanistan.
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DfID’s Humanitarian and Emergency Response Review (HERR) (71 kB)
In October 2010 DfID announced an independent review of its emergency response work. The review which was chaired by Lord Paddy Ashdown invited submissions from humanitarian practioners. Read CAFOD’s submission to the HERR here.
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About Us Gender text and HIV text (163 kB)
Some text about gender and HIV
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How to guide to conflict sensitivity (1,003 kB)
Organisations working in conflict-affected areas are increasingly aware that their actions could have unintended impacts on the context within which they are working. This Guide illustrates real examples of applying “conflict sensitivity”. It provides practical advice for anyone aiming to improve conflict sensitivity, whether in the field of development, humanitarian aid or peacebuilding work. CAFOD is a member of the Conflict Sensitivity Consortium.
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Applying conflict sensitivity in emergency response (385 kB)
This paper, published by the Humanitarian Practice Network, maps the current state of conflict-sensitive practice in emergencies and identifies good practice which can be built upon. Co-authored by CAFOD's Anne Street.
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Escaping the hunger cycle: pathways to resilience in the Sahel (2 MB)
In the Sahel region, the number of people suffering from chronic food insecurity, high levels of poverty and vulnerability due to drought is increasing. In this report commissioned by CAFOD and other aid agencies, the Sahel Working Group calls for a new approach that will help the people of the Sahel to escape the hunger cycle.
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