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  • Esther, an ActionAid humanitarian worker supporting communities affected by the East Africa food crisis.

    World Humanitarian Day

    Posted 6 August 2021

    Find out about World Humanitarian Day, why we mark it, and how you can support ActionAid's humanitarian work around the world.

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  • A house in a floating village in Pursat, Cambodia. The village also has a food processing station and a floating garden. Photo: Angkor Films/ActionAid

    Can we eradicate hunger and poverty without causing climate change?

    Posted in Blog on 25 May 2021

    Can we address hunger and eradicate poverty without the necessary rapid economic development usually required?

    Does the human pursuit of economic productivity inevitably mean the destruction of the planet? Our humanitarian lead Rachid Boumnijel doesn't think so. Find out how we can address poverty, provide food for the world's growing population, and still prevent climate change through sustainable development.

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  • Halwo is a farmer in Somaliland affected by climate change and the repeated cycle droughts.

    Halwo is a farmer in Somaliland affected by climate change and the repeated cycle droughts. Photo: Daniel Jukes

    Earth Day: 8 ways to fight climate change

    Posted in Blog on 14 April 2021

    Find out what Earth Day on 22nd April is about, and see how you can fight climate change and make a difference to the planet and its people with some simple lifestyle hacks.

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  • Children in Pursat, Cambodia travel to school on boats during the wet season. Photo: Cindy Liu/ActionAid

    World Water Day: everything you should know

    Posted in Blog on 17 March 2021

    On World Water Day, we explore the unavoidable link between water and climate change. Find out when it is and what it means to mark this important day. 

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  • An aerial view of Kampong Kneas village, Pursat province, Cambodia. Photo: Cindy Liu/ActionAid

    Turning the tide on climate crisis in Cambodia

    Posted in Blog on 5 March 2021

    For some people perhaps climate change is still an invisible notion, its potential, material repercussions maybe not real enough to see just yet.  

    But where I live, in Cambodia, climate change-related disasters are a very real and palpable menace. Unpredictable rain, severe floods and violent storms are already here — they are happening right now — and they are washing away our way of life.  

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  • Climate change and sustainable fishing

    Posted 18 January 2021

    Find out about sustainable fishing: what is sustainable fishing, responsible fishing, and what is the relationship between fishing and climate change?

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