Iraq: Debris recycling to help displaced return, amidst COVID-19 outbreak risk
The plight of Iraq’s 1.4 million displaced people just got worse.
Volvo Cars reopens Torslanda manufacturing plant and offices in Sweden
Volvo Cars is restarting production at its Torslanda plant in Sweden on Monday (20 April), following a short period of downtime related to the coronavirus pandemic.
Alternatives for SF6 urgently sought
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Helping the Helpers: GE Healthcare Enables ICU Ventilation Surveillance at Scale To Help Clinicians Fight COVID-19
Doctors and nurses are, by nature, resourceful problem-solvers.
The Network week in review: April 13 – April 17
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Electrifying rural locations: Why LPG power plants are ideal
The value of water can often not be expressed in price, especially in regions where water is a scarce asset.
Yemen can’t survive war on two fronts, top UN envoy tells Security Council, as coronavirus outbreak looms
With the COVID-19 pandemic threatening to deepen suffering in Yemen, now is the time for rival parties to commit to ending their conflict, UN Special Envoy Martin Griffiths told the Security Council on Thursday, during an informal meeting via videoconference.
No natural gas infrastructure? LPG cleans up heavy-fuel power generation
The value of water can often not be expressed in price, especially in regions where water is a scarce asset.
Coronavirus pandemic threatens crises-ravaged communities, UN appeals for global support
A psychosocial counsellor in Jordan’s Azraq refugee camp informed the UN Population Fund (UNFPA) on Thursday that during the first four days of the COVID-19 lockdown she called beneficiaries to let them know that “virtual support” was available.
COVID-19 storm strengthens across Europe, controlling transmission everywhere, essential: Tedros
The storm clouds of COVID-19 still hang heavily over Europe, a senior World Health Organization (WHO) expert said on Thursday.