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Ulkoapäin kuvattu sisäänkäynti HDO-järjestön toimistorakennukseen. Ovelle johtavan rampin sivuilla kasvaa puskamaisia puita.
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Incredible Results in Halabja, Iraq – Children with Disabilities Now Attending School

As a result of persistent advocacy, children with disabilities can now attend school.
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Neljä Sheyaw-järjestön työntekijää seisoo lippujen välissä, joissa on järjestön logo. Viides henkilö pitelee lippua niin, että logo ja teksti näkyvät. Hän on Fidan työntekijä.
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Employment Prospects for Youth with Disabilities Improve in Iraq

Unemployment is widespread in Iraq and affects people with disabilities in particular.
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Kuulovammainen tyttö punaisessa mekossa. Äiti pitää kättään tytön ympärillä ulkona talon edessä.
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Change for Children with Disabilities in Iraq – Special Teachers Lead the Way

In a valley surrounded by rocky hills lies the city of Halabja, where children with disabilities previously had no access to school.
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Koulupukuiset nepalilaistytöt aikovat muuttaa maailmaa. He kurkistavat uuden koulurakennuksen ikkunasta ulos.
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“We will change the world, one person at a time”

These nepali girls are determined to change the world. They understand that they must take action themselves.
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Kolme äitiä istuu koulun keinuissa.
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Women’s Entrepreneurship Boosts Income in Nepal – Children’s Education Improves

Active mother’s support their children with their increased incomes.
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Nuori vaalea tyttö kurkkaa ovesta päässään Ukrainan keltasininen kukkaseppele.
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Three years of war – Ukraine’s suffering must not be forgotten

We visited Ukraine and asked how those providing aid are coping now, three years into the war.
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Vanhempi romaninainen istuu romanitytön ja romaninaisen kanssa oven kynnyksellä.
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Significant Change in the Roma Community – A Story of Hope Unfolds in Kiseljak

In the early 2000s, the Roma community in Kiseljak, Bosnia, lived in extreme poverty, lacking access to water, electricity, and basic rights. Sixty percent of children didn’t attend school, and child marriages were common. Begging was a frequent means of survival. Yet, amidst the hardship, a spark of hope began to ignite.
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Koululaiset juoksevat hymyssäsuin reput selässään.
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School Opens New Opportunities for Roma Children

Bosnia and Herzegovina is one of Europe’s poorest countries, with the Roma minority facing particularly tough conditions. Many Roma families rely on collecting and selling recyclable materials for income.
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Kenyan women outside.
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Evaluation report: Country programme in Kenya exceeded expectations

Fida commissioned an external evaluation of development cooperation in Kenya. It found that the work over the last five years has been highly effective and has contributed to both Kenya’s and Finland’s development goals.