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She said EU governments "feel very strongly that they want to continue to support vulnerable people in Egypt".

Without continued strong support for this protracted and often forgotten humanitarian emergency, UNICEF and partners will be unable to continue to support vulnerable populations.

But on the ground, professionals see the rewarding results that come with continuing to support vulnerable individuals and communities on a daily basis, despite the stress and emotional challenges this presents.

Government of Japan continues to support vulnerable children in South Sudan Juba, South Sudan, 4 July 2013 – The Government of Japan through its supplementary budget in the Japanese fiscal year of 2012 has contributed USD 13 million to UNICEF to support humanitarian operations throughout the country.

We spoke with Laura Schifter, an expert on special education policy and a lecturer at the Harvard Graduate School of Education, about what districts can expect, and how schools can continue to support their most vulnerable students.

FAO will continue to support the GoL targeting vulnerable households heavily affected by the Syria crisis.

UNICEF will continue to support psychosocial counseling for vulnerable children both in schools and in the community.

As UNICEF we are committed to continue to support the social inclusion of all vulnerable children, including Roma, through the next 5-year programme of cooperation with BiH.

To service vulnerable children in remote areas, UNICEF will continue to support the Government's efforts to expand essential health services to emergency-affected populations through lifesaving immunizations and diarrhoea management, provided via established outreach services and networks.

As long as we continue to support an agribusiness system that separates consumers from producers, we leave ourselves vulnerable to lapses in ethics that weaken our policies and endanger us.

It's therefore right that the government should give priority to first-time students, but we will continue to support two-thirds of ELQ students who are studying strategically important and vulnerable subjects.