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Malaria
Case Studies
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The
links below give details of malaria projects run by international organisations
and aid agencies. Click on them to go to the sites.
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about a primary health care project in India using theatre to educate rural
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Information
about a malaria control project in Sudan.
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East
African Case Studies in Malaria prevention.
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World
Health Organisation photo story of a farming project in Tanzania growing
plants used in malaria prevention.
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Cholera
Case Studies
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The
links below give details of cholera projects run by international organisations
and aid agencies. Click on them to go to the sites.
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Unicef
: details of work being done in Angola during the 2006 cholera outbreak.
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Information
on work being done by UNICEF in Gambia.
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The
American Water Works Association (AWWA) site. Details a World Food Project
(WFP) project to provide safe drinking water in Malawi.
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Case
Study of cholera in Peru.
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General
Geography Links
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The
links below will take you to sites that are useful when studying development
and health issues. Click on the link to go to that site.
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The
CIA Fact Book. Online resource that gives information for every country
of the world.
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The
World Health Organisation. Alphabetical list of links to different diseases
and development projects run by the WHO.
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The
United Nations. Has information on poverty aimed at schools.
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Development
Goals site. Gives information about development issues such as poverty
and health.
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Student
information site on global development issues from the World Bank.
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