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You can take more action and help break this remaining frontier of oppression. This is the human rights imperative of the 21st century. Every donation helps and will make a difference.
USD 40 (60,224 LBP) per month is the cost of providing a safe space where hundreds of Syrian refugee women can access protection, empowerment and life skills training.
USD 50 (75,280 LBP) could help train a gender equality advocate through our Fund for Gender Equality to engage in national discussions and debate in transition or conflict countries with a changing political climate such as in the Middle East and North Africa.
USD 100 (150,000 LBP) could help a UN Women Fund for Gender Equality grantee to provide literacy training to 7 rural women and help them secure land, launch small business and provide a livelihood for them and their families.
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Aid agencies need people to help in a number of different ways. In the aftermath of a humanitarian disaster, it is vital that the response of the international community is immediate and well coordinated in order to save as many lives as possible. Therefore volunteers usually have previous disaster or international experience and technical skills (e.g. medicine, communications, water and sanitation, engineering) and are usually from neighbouring countries not affected by the disaster.
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Campaigning for a fairer world can reduce the vulnerability of poor people to the effects of natural disasters. Very often the root causes of human disasters are related to injustice. Developing countries need to be given the opportunity to prosper through fairer trade conditions and the cancellation or renegotiation of crippling debt repayments as well as receiving increased financial assistance from the developed countries. Countries like Ireland have an obligation to help create these fairer conditions.
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If you are a teacher or youth worker, engage young people in activities and discussions around the issues related to emergencies. Many of the aid agencies have resource materials with ideas on how best to do this. If people in your workplace are looking to respond when an emergency arises, organise a briefing on the most appropriate kind of aid and explain why. The information in this leaflet will help you to do this.
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