Kate Akhtar - three years on
Kate Akhtar, CARE's Emergency Programme Officer for Asia, talks about the work we are doing in the countries affected by the tsunami.
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Kate also talks about her up and coming trip to India and how the different regions are still coping with the aftermath of the disaster.
in this section:
- Tsunami: three years on
- Ram Narayan Dash in India
- Kate Akhtar's trip to India
- Turning the tide
- A roof above their lives
- Tsunami relief fund completes three year spending plan
- The buck never stops
- Kate Akhtar - three years on
- CARE across the tsunami region
- CARE in vulnerable communities
- Sri Lanka’s ignored conflict threatens tsunami reconstruction
- Tsunami, two years on – DEC reports back to UK’s generous donors
- New study says CARE housing standard is 'over and above the building code'
- Dr. Hana: Feeding malnourished children in Simeulue, Indonesia
- A fresh start
- Opening up shop
- Painting a bright future
- Survival & Determination
- Soosaipillai Karunakaran: Working with communities affected by disaster and conflict in Jaffna, Sri Lanka
- RN Mohanty: leading relief efforts in Tamil Nadu and Kashmir
- Laughter brings together communities struggling to rebuild
- Heri Syahrial: promoting safe water in Banda Aceh
- Media Releases
- The Potters of Thalaluvilla
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