
UN and Humanitarian Partners In D.R. Congo Launch Us$892.6 Million Action Plan For 2013
United Nations agencies, humanitarian partners and the Government of D.R. Congo today launched a US$892.6 million Humanitarian Action Plan (HAP) to provide aid to millions of people affected by food insecurity, conflict and disease in 2013.
“The HAP represents the hope that affected families have in us. In return we promise to do all we can to help them meet their essential humanitarian needs,” said the Humanitarian Coordinator, Moustapha SoumarĂ©, at the launch in Kinshasa.
The Plan responds to the growing needs of 3.9 million people across the country including 2.7 million internally displaced, more than half of them in the eastern Kivu provinces. Also the...
“The HAP represents the hope that affected families have in us. In return we promise to do all we can to help them meet their essential humanitarian needs,” said the Humanitarian Coordinator, Moustapha SoumarĂ©, at the launch in Kinshasa.
The Plan responds to the growing needs of 3.9 million people across the country including 2.7 million internally displaced, more than half of them in the eastern Kivu provinces. Also the...
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Solar Superstorm. UK Warning!!

Britain must do more to prepare for a once-in-a-century "solar superstorm", according to experts.
The Government is being urged by the Royal Academy of Engineering to set up a UK Space Weather Board to help cope with a massive radiation blast from the Sun.
Such an explosion could trigger black-outs, knock out one in 10 satellites, and disrupt aircraft and GPS systems.
Statistically a solar superstorm is likely to occur every 100 to 200 years.
Although solar weather events happen regularly, the Earth has not experienced a superstorm since the start of the space age.
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The Government is being urged by the Royal Academy of Engineering to set up a UK Space Weather Board to help cope with a massive radiation blast from the Sun.
Such an explosion could trigger black-outs, knock out one in 10 satellites, and disrupt aircraft and GPS systems.
Statistically a solar superstorm is likely to occur every 100 to 200 years.
Although solar weather events happen regularly, the Earth has not experienced a superstorm since the start of the space age.
More..
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