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Niger

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    Women line up so their children can be measured, weighed and treated for malnourishment at a World Vision health clinic near Dakoro in east Niger. Image by Ruth Moon. Niger, 2010.
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    PART OF: Niger: Feeding the Forgotten

    No Time to Mourn

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    Ruth Moon
    2010 Reporting Fellow
    December 17, 2010
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    Habiza, a member of a 450-person tribe near Dakoro in east Niger, writes her name in the sand. She learned to read and write through a Lutheran World Relief program. The tribal women say knowing how to read helps them avoid getting scammed when they go to market. Niger, 2010.
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    PART OF: Niger: Feeding the Forgotten

    What Next? Crisis and Post-Crisis in Northern Niger

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    Ruth Moon
    2010 Reporting Fellow
    September 21, 2010
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    Niger: Feeding the Forgotten

    A Niger drought means there is not enough food to feed the country; United Nations reports estimate...

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    Ruth Moon
    2010 Reporting Fellow
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    A resident of the village of Adouna, Niger, sits in a meeting with other villagers. Residents say Lutheran World Relief’s project to rebuild a dam near the village will increase usable farmland near the village and provide villagers with a way to get to market, thus increasing incomes.
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    PART OF: Niger: Feeding the Forgotten

    Water in the Wrong Places: Rebuilding a Dam

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    Ruth Moon
    2010 Reporting Fellow
    September 8, 2010
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    PART OF: Nigeria: Oil Rich But Hungry

    Niger: The Causes of Famine

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    David Hecht
    Grantee
    September 15, 2009
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    PART OF: Nigeria: Oil Rich But Hungry

    African Famines Examined

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    David Hecht
    Grantee
    September 15, 2009
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