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  1. TSF Deploys to Pakistan

    Posted on November 7, 2008

    Télécoms Sans Frontières Head of Mission Simon Genin calls in about the response to the 6.5 earthquake in Pakistan. Genin describes conditions in the field and explains how TSF is providing vital communications links to earthquake survivors and relief workers.

  2. Oisin Walton reports from massive flooding in Haiti

    Posted on September 25, 2008

    Haiti has been hit by four severe tropical storms in less than a month. UN and other aid agencies are serving hundreds of thousands affected by the flooding. Télécoms Sans Frontières deployed two teams to Haiti to reconnect communications and communities devastated by the disaster.

  3. World Food Programme in Haiti

    Posted on September 16, 2008

    Mark Phillips, Haiti Tropical Storm ICT Coordination Officer for the UN World Food Programme (WFP), reports from Gonaives, Haiti on efforts to rebuild emergency communications for disaster relief in the wake of three consecutive, devastating hurricanes.

  4. Outcomes of the Expedia Employee Service Program in Baja California

    Posted on June 24, 2008

    Kate Dodson of the United Nations Foundation traveled to the Baja California Peninsula and World Heritage site. She shares her impressions of the area, the trip and how the program helped local tour operators.

  5. World Food Programme Reports from Myanmar

    Posted on June 11, 2008

    John Bursa, Regional Telecommunications Officer for the UN World Food Programme (WFP),reports from Yangon, Myanmar (Burma) on efforts to reconnect communications and communities in the aftermath of the deadly Cyclone Nagris.

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