Sunday, 24 March 2019 Special Report Water and Sanitation 19 March 2019 Venezuela: Millions at risk, at home and abroad Susan Schulman/IRIN
Feature Environment and Disasters 19 February 2019 As Afghanistan’s capital grows, its residents scramble for clean water “Here, we were told the government would help us, but nothing has happened so far”
News Solutions and Innovations 16 November 2018 Hospital refuge, urban crisis, and laser detection A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues
News feature Water and Sanitation 2 November 2018 Old drains and dirty water: Zimbabwe’s chronic cholera crisis “We do not risk our lives by trying to drink it”
News Migration 26 October 2018 Typhoon Yutu, refugee investment, and climate dragons Stay in the loop on humanitarian issues
Photo feature Migration 9 October 2017 Malnutrition stalks Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh More than half of new arrivals are children, but the sheer size of the influx has made it difficult to address high rates of malnourishment
News Water and Sanitation 12 July 2017 Cholera vaccine plan for Yemen scrapped Yemen’s cholera outbreak may have spread too far and too fast for vaccines to make a dent
News Water and Sanitation 20 June 2017 EXCLUSIVE: Largest ever stock of cholera vaccine headed for Yemen Yemen will soon have a million doses of oral cholera vaccine. Enough to stem the spiralling death toll?
News Aid and Policy 16 June 2017 This week's humanitarian outlook Check out the humanitarian topics on IRIN’s radar and trawl through our curation of the best reports, opinion, and journalism you may have missed:
Feature Water and Sanitation 12 June 2017 Cholera can kill quickly. In Yemen, it’s taking one life an hour Could a vaccination campaign help rein in Yemen’s out-of-control cholera epidemic?
News Aid and Policy 9 June 2017 This week's humanitarian outlook Check out the humanitarian topics on IRIN’s radar and trawl through our curation of the best reports, opinion, and journalism you may have missed
Feature Climate change 23 May 2017 A way of life under threat in Kenya as Lake Turkana shrinks Some 300,000 people depend on Lake Turkana. Drought and a dam in neighbouring Ethiopia have put their livelihoods at risk
