Islamic Relief advocates for action on inequality and poverty
Islamic Relief has used its platform at the World Economic Forum to advocate for equity and decisive action to eradicate global poverty.
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Islamic Relief has used its platform at the World Economic Forum to advocate for equity and decisive action to eradicate global poverty.
Read moreA leading public health expert has called for greater support to fight a new polio outbreak.
Read moreGazans face acute shortages in medicine and fuel
Read moreAs the humanitarian situation inside Gaza continues to deteriorate, Islamic Relief is once again tackling anaemia and malnutrition amongst children. According to the World Food Programme, more than 1.3 million people in the Occupied Palestinian Territories cannot meet their basic food and household needs. In Gaza, where malnutrition rates are already at alarming…
Read moreAround 278 children will benefit from the project to improve educational outcomes.
Read moreThousands of poor families in northern Bangladesh have seen a dramatic increase in their incomes, thanks to an Islamic Relief project. According to recent independent research, the scheme drove an increase of 554 per cent in the average monthly income for 10,000 poor families. The research, commissioned by the EC – which funded…
Read moreAround 7,000 Malians are gaining a real route out of poverty through an Islamic Relief project due to complete next month (February).
Read moreAs the second set of Geneva peace talks continue this week, Islamic Relief is underlining how the Syria crisis is fuelling suffering in nearby Jordan
Read moreThousands of severely malnourished children are receiving nutritious supplements in Islamic Relief’s latest emergency project in Yemen
Read moreAs Islamic Relief participates in the World Economic Forum being held at Davos this week, it has joined a call for new ideas to tackle the critical issues faced by the world.
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