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To boost fight against Ebola and strengthen community-based services for the future, UNICEF raises appeal to US$500 million NEW YORK/GENEVA, 12 December 2014 – UNICEF today announced an expanded fight against the Ebola virus in West Africa over the next six months, costing a total of US$500 million – of which just 24 per cent ($125.7 million) has been secured.

European Union support boosts fight against malnutrition in Pakistan 28 October 2011, Islamabad – New funding worth Euros 4.3 million (US$5.48m) from the European Commission's Humanitarian Aid department, ECHO, will help to counter malnutrition in flood-affected and food-insecure areas of Sindh and Punjab.

But in case that's not enough, startups are busily devising a host of tools for employers to boost engagement and fight the scourge of burnout.

The US announced a $2bn£1.3bnbn) arms sales deal with Pakistan today to help boost the fight against Taliban and al-Qaida groups using the country as a safe haven for attacks inside Afghanistan.

We could use the intervening time to increase present counterinsurgency operations to better protect Afghans and give them a boost to fight on their own, if they have the will.

The government has helped launch a private-sector development bank and is setting up a conditional cash-transfer system to boost the fight against poverty.And yet, while much of the economy in the south-west is coming to life, politics in the north-east is dying.

A new international fingerprint sharing deal designed to boost the fight against identity fraud has been agree between Canada, Australia and the UK.

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The World Bank also committed $1 billion to boost the fight against malaria.

European Union €5m cash injection boosts UNICEF fight against Niger nutrition crisis Niamey, Niger, 1 June 2010 – The European Commission (EC) has contributed €5m to stop the escalating nutrition crisis in Niger.

Advocates cite its ability to boost milk production, fight postpartum depression, reduce pain and increase energy in new mothers.