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Thailand: Fam and her Arabica coffee

A highland coffee plantation has made higher education a reality for a family who once struggled to send their children to school.
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Philippines: Cramped evacuation centre still 'home' to many

Since losing their house when Typhoon Ketsana submerged 80% of Metro Manila and nearby areas last September, Leslie, 11, and her family are among 5,000 families still living in evacuation centres and struggling to make ends meet.
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Vietnam: Phuong prepares for more frequent, more severe storms

The lack of resources to protect themselves and reliance on their natural environment for a source of income, make Vietnam’s rural poor especially vulnerable to typhoons and other natural disasters that occur several times a year.
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Laos: A new world for Sengthavy after Typhoon Ketsana

Perhaps without his even realising it, eight year old Sengthavy’s life was changed by Typhoon Ketsana. He had thought his small community – where his whole world revolves around – was the safest place to be.
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Sri Lanka: World Vision gears for launch of rehabilitation programme in war-torn north

World Vision is gearing up for the launch of its rehabilitation programme to support the families in the return and resettlement process in Sri Lanka’s war-torn north.
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Nepal: Learning about HIV and AIDS in school

As schools break the silence on the taboo subject of HIV and AIDS, students challenge their friends and families to stop risky behaviour.
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China: Quilts rushed to blizzard-affected children

Some 2,000 quilts have reached children and their families living in remote western China, who have been hit by the worst blizzard in six decades.
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Photo gallery: Women in Asia - bearing a disproportionate burden of poverty

Women in Asia - bearing a disproportionate burden of poverty
International Women’s Day is celebrated on March 8, but across much of Asia women still face diverse challenges and threats, often as a direct result of poverty.

 

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Bangladesh: The bright side of women's participation

Bangladesh: The bright side of women's participation
Communities acknowledge the importance of women: girls attend school, wives earn and save money, and men have begun to pay attention.

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