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Tanzanian Woman and child.
WFP - "There is real cause for concern over a looming crisis that will face more than 3.2 million people in Sudan"
AAH - "Bentiu and Rob Kona are already facing a situation of critical food shortage, which is becoming catastrophic with this influx of displaced people"
Medical services have been disrupted.
Amama Mbabazi
Massive deforestation makes regions like Khowst vulnerable to flash flooding
Typhoid has spread in southern Tajikistan through contaminated water sources
The UN estimates that 40 percent of the Tajik population lack access to safe water and that almost 60 percent of rural populations use unprotected sources, such as open drains and irrigation canals
Sudan's President Umar el-Bashir invited the two groups to meet in Khartoum.
Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni.
Most refugees agree that bombing is not a solution
WFP - eager to have food relief get to those who need it most
Pakistan fears an additional influx of Afghan refugees
Women in Kandahar are eager to nominate female representatives to the upcoming grand council in Kabul
USAID
We must therefore depart from a softer approach and take a decisive one. This criminal game must end now"
The principle causes for high malnutrition rates were identified as poor primary health care and low access to drinking water
There is a gap between many IDPs' aspirations to go home and their willingness or capacity to go home
Tanzanian President Benjamin Mkapa
Sudanese woman and child - among the victims of the country's civil war

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