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Drought in Africa: June 27 phone briefing
June 22, 2012
By The IRC
Photo: Peter Biro/IRC
War, drought and famine come together to create a ‘perfect storm’ of devastation and suffering in East Africa. Learn more in an exclusive IRC phone briefing.
Just one year ago, the worst drought in 60 years ravaged the Horn of Africa and put 13 million people at mortal risk. This summer the global community braces for another cycle of devastation extending from East Africa northwest through the Sahel region.
Join us for a briefing from the field with IRC experts as they assess the widening disaster, describe the impact of the IRC’s response in the region and chart the promise of lifesaving results if sufficient resources are mobilized in time.
Gerald Martone, Director of Humanitarian Affairs
Prafulla Mishra, Country Director, Somalia
Sanjayan Srikanthan, Emergency Deputy Field Director
Moderator: Lisa Rawlins, Senior Vice President of Public Affairs at Warner Bros.
When: Wednesday, June 27, 2012
Time: 12-1pm EDT
RSVP here by June 25
Posted in Horn of Africa Drought, Sahel Crisis, Africa, Chad, Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia | Tags: drought, humanitarian aid, famine
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