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RESET Special: Refugee Aid 2.0 – Open Networks Open Doors
According to figures from the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), over 51 million people are currently seeking asylum, have refugee status or are internally displaced. As a result of natural and humanitarian disasters, this number is growing.
RESET Special: Refugee Aid 2.0 – Multimedia for Multiculturalism?
According to figures from the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), over 51 million people are currently seeking asylum, have refugee status or are internally displaced. As a result of natural and humanitarian disasters, this nuber is growing.
RESET Special: Refugee Aid 2.0 – A Game Worth Playing
According to figures from the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), over 51 million people are currently seeking asylum, have refugee status or are internally displaced. As a result of natural and humanitarian disasters, this number is growing.
RESET Special: Refugee Aid 2.0 – Reconnecting the Disconnected
According to figures from the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), over 51 million people are currently seeking asylum, have refugee status or are internally displaced. As a result of natural and humanitarian disasters, this number is growing.
RESET Special: Refugee Aid 2.0 – Living and Cooking Beyond Borders
According to figures from the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), over 51 million people are currently seeking asylum, have refugee status or are internally displaced. As a result of natural and humanitarian disasters, this number is growing.
RESET Special: Refugee Aid 2.0 – Ideas from Inside and Outside the Box
According to figures from the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), over 51 million people are currently seeking asylum, have refugee status or are internally displaced. As a result of natural and humanitarian disasters, this number is growing.
RESET Special: Refugee Aid 2.0 – the Phone Number that Helps Refugees at Sea
According to figures from the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), over 51 million people are currently seeking asylum, have refugee status or are internally displaced. As a result of natural and humanitarian disasters, this number is growing.
RESET Special: Assisting Refugees in the Digital Age – How Does Refugee Aid 2.0 Look?
Every day, people are forced to leave their homes, villages or countries – some of them never go back. The reasons behind this are manifold: war, hunger, exploitation, political persecution while more and more leave because of climate change.
RESET Special: Small Steps, Big Impact – Five Quick Tips for Climate-Friendly Living: Day 4
If we work together, we can put more time towards rubbish separation, seek fresh air in our cities or create new conservation areas. Want to know where to start? This week, we will be providing simple tips to start building a more climate-friendly life. Whether you're just getting started on the green path or you're a pro, there's tips for everyone. Today we look at energy saving. Let's go!