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AlaskaSudan.org - Alaska to Sudan Medical Project

In Anchorage, Wasilla and Bethel in Alaska, volunteers have taken on an ambitious project in Sudan to build a health center, provide functioning wells and build a latrine system. Click to view site.

United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) Sudan Report

Environmental concerns and possibilities for progress for Sudan are extensively evaluated. Click here for executive summary.
We recommend you get the full report which is about 350 pages including hundreds of photos, tables and maps. (Please note the size is 35MB so downloading would take about 15min using basic broadband or over 2hrs on dialup connection). Click to download full report.

Symposium by MSF highlighting the problems facing TB diagnosis and treatment

Doctors Without Borders / Médecins Sans Frontières site with extensive information from this symposium. Click to view site.

UN Primary Education Report

War-torn southern Sudan has the lowest rate of primary education in the world, a UN report says. Click to view site.

Cholera Epidemic on BBC

Aid agencies face an uphill task in fighting a huge epidemic of cholera in war-ravaged southern Sudan. Click to view site.

Battle Against Kala-azar Time.com Report

Dr.Jill Seaman, and the battle against kala-azar in war-torn Sudan. Click to view site.

CIA Web Site

Overview of facts about Sudan - CIA web site Click to view site.

Crosscurrents Institute

Crosscurrents, a non-profit organization based in Ohio, has worked since 1985 to promote an international climate for peace and human development. Click to view site.

Meeting Gatmai

Flight attendant Carol McKinney's touching story of meeting Gatmai, the Sudanese boy flown to USA for medical treatment. (Note - The flight was specially funded, not part of the normal program). Click to view site.

In pictures: Life in a Sudanese leper colony

Several kilometres outside the southern Sudanese capital, Juba, is a leper colony, where those suffering from the ancient but curable disease come for treatment. Click to view site.

 

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