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“The most important thing is not to panic”

Helping communities in Central Asia prepare for disaster

By European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations

June 29^th, 2023

Footnotes Story and photos by Peter Biro, Regional Information Officer for Asia and the Pacific, edits by Jaime Camacho Garcia, EU Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations.

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conflict in Mali and the Sahel displaces millions

Colombia’s ongoing conflict still forces thousands to flee armed clashes

EU mobilises support to isolated communities as once-in-a-century flooding causes massive destruction

After more than 8 years of conflict, we remain committed to the humanitarian response

The EU supports innovative solutions to provide humanitarian assistance in Mali

Encouraging Syrian children to learn again