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With the countdown to 2015 seriously on, use these links and reports to keep in touch with what is happening around the globe in relation to the MDGs. Click the links below to view, or subscribe to our RSS feed to keep updated.

India - Government planning for anti-poverty schemes

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david_jayakumarIndia is a huge and complex country where numbers are always vast. There are over 1.2 billion people with another 51 born every minute. Christians make up only 2.3% of the population but that equates to 24 million. 42% of Indians live on less than US$1.25 a day (the World Bank's international poverty level) - 456 milion. Micah Challenge, with one staff member and lots of volunteer support, is working to bring God's justice perspective to this nation of booming wealth and grinding poverty.
 

Hunger for Justice - calling all those in Bath/Bristol area, UK!

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JOEL_EDWARDSAre you seeking to be equipped, resourced and informed in the fight to end global poverty? If the answer is yes, you are invited to two free events in Bath this March. Christian Aid's Hunger for Justice events, featuring our very own Joel Edwards as keynote speaker, will take place at Manvers Street Baptist Church on March 14th (evening celebration) and 15th (day conference).....

   

One Voice

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Tearfund’s annual week of prayer, One Voice, takes place between Sunday 26th February and Sunday 4th March. To find out more, order resources, or register an event, click here.

   

The Top 100 Best NGOs

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Global media has published its first ever list of Top 100 NGOs. Top 3 are the Wikimedia Foundation, Partners in Health, and OXFAM. Click here to see the full list.

   

Africa’s next steps

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In the wake of the Arab Spring, many people are asking whether Africa ought also to attempt a “peaceful revolution”. Or would such events actually cause Africa to regress, and achieve only nominal freedom and democracy? Read this comment from the BBC for more opinions and information.

   

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