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‘Them greedy victims’
NOTES FROM THE FIELD: As the memory of the devastation of April-May earthquakes recedes, some have resorted to victim blaming.
Weena Pun | Aug 28, 2015
Distribution day
NOTES FROM THE FIELD: Negotiating aid amidst village politics in post-earthquake Nepal.
Rune Bennike | May 26, 2015
To another valley
NOTES FROM THE FIELD: Earthquake survivors from the Langtang Valley find shelter at a camp in Kathmandu.
Abhimanyu Pandey | May 11, 2015
Outpatient ward
NOTES FROM THE FIELD: A family that lost their house in the earthquake finds home in a hospital.
Tenzn Tsomo | May 04, 2015
Aid, expatriates and the Afghan Economy
The reconstruction of the Afghan economy hinges on the development of infrastructure, the restoration of the institutions of state and the economic space within which they can pursue a national development agenda. But what is …
CP Chandrasekhar | Aug 01, 2003
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