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They employ about half of all nongovernmental workers.

The occupation authority's document cautions its staff and nongovernmental workers that they should avoid 11 "red" zones unless they are on urgent business.

Just as we Americans tried to make sense of our tragedy, United Nations officials, nongovernmental workers and world leaders grappled with applying the lessons of August 19.

The Egyptian authorities responded by asking Interpol "to issue worldwide notices for the arrest of 15 nongovernmental workers — 12 of them Americans — accused of illegally operating pro-democracy programs and stirring unrest," The National Journal reported.

To reconnect the huge numbers of missing, scores of police officers, government officials, and nongovernmental workers, like Rajaram Tiwari, are collaborating to ensure that the lost will be found.

As nongovernmental workers, we know how sporadic and limited that supervision usually is in practice for CHWs.

As an aid worker who has worked in the Middle East for more than 10 years, I applaud Ms. Power's call for more protection for nongovernmental organization workers in conflict zones, but she doesn't mention an important element.

If international nongovernmental aid workers also withdraw, some of the very largest camps for displaced persons in Darfur will be without assistance and - in the absence of international witnesses - vulnerable to violent assault.

Nongovernmental aid workers from several countries are using Groove software to coordinate with one another and the military in southern Iraq.

Independently of CU and its local partners, most wells within the study area were painted red or green in 2003 after testing with Hach field kits by NGO (nongovernmental organization) workers hired under the Bangladesh Arsenic Mitigation and Water Supply Program (BAMWSP; 2007).

Because the country has been in a state of regeneration since being struck by an earthquake in 2010 — drawing $7.5 billion in aid, not all of it yet spent — there is no shortage of businesspeople, nongovernmental-organization workers and filmmakers and writers seeking to document it all passing through.