Five Agencies Join USAID in $51 Million Global Health Initiative

Christopher L. Byrne, Director (mailto:info@IDN.ORG)
Fri, 12 Jun 1998 01:16:50 -0400

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Date:         Fri, 12 Jun 1998 01:16:50 -0400
From: "Christopher L. Byrne, Director" <mailto:info@IDN.ORG>
Subject:      Five Agencies Join USAID in $51 Million Global Health Initiative
To: mailto:DEVEL-L@AMERICAN.EDU

Apologies for any cross-posting

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The subject story and the following are available on the June 12, 1998 update of the International Development Network Web Site at http://www.idn.org/:

InterAction Reports That U.S. Congress Eyes More Cuts in Aid To World's Poor

Tens of Thousands Support Debt Relief At G-8 Summit In Demonstration Organized By Jubilee 2000

ADRA Assists Survivors Of Second Afghanistan Earthquake

Save The Children & UNICEF Launch New Report on The Impact Of Conflict On Children In Afghanistan

UNCTAD Says That Developing Countries Could Target Tourism To Boost Economic Growth

United Nations Will Push for Reproductive Health and Rights for Gender Equality and as Key Element in Development Policy

FAO Calls For Better Management Of Natural Resources To Assure Future Food Security

OPIC Makes First Disbursement To The Historic Sakhalin Oil And Gas Project In Russian Far East

U.S. Humanitarian Mission To Focus on Sierra Leone, Region

World Bank Supports Deeper Reforms In Ghana

World Bank Provides US$400 Million To Finance The Second Contractual Savings Development Program In Mexico

World Bank Approves Urban Infrastructure Services Development Project In Colombia

World Bank Approves Trade And Integration Project For Ecuador

GEF Grant To Assist Albania, FYR Macedonia In Joint Conservation Effort

GEF Grant To Help Protect Aral Sea Waters

World Bank To Help Armenia Improve Yerevan Water Supply

World Bank To Assist Power Grid Development In Turkey

World Food Programme Completes Wheat Delivery To Hazarajat

World Food Programme Seeks To Expand Food Aid Operation In Sudan

World Food Programme Condemns Killing Of Relief Workers In Sudan

You and/or your organizations are most welcome to submit stories, commentaries, training opportunities, etc to mailto:feedback@idn.org. By doing so, you help provide more comprehensive information of interest to the development community.

Best regards,

Christopher L. Byrne Director, International Development Network Information Resources for Sustainable Development http://www.idn.org/ mailto:info@idn.org