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  • UNifeed enables news providers to cover important global issues by offering timely broadcast-quality video from throughout the UN system.

    Material is currently available in two formats: on-demand streaming Flash and broadcast-quality MPEG-2 PAL and NTSC for broadcast use. All material is also accompanied by shot lists and story synopses.

    Stories come from the global network of UN specialized agencies, funds and programmes, Peacekeeping Operations and UN headquarters. New stories are posted on the UNifeed website as soon as they become available on a daily basis (excluding Sundays).

    UNifeed was created by the UN's Department of Public Information and UNICEF in response to the growing global demand for timely video material with an international focus. It is also supported by UNHCR, UNDP, the World Bank and the Department of Peacekeeping Operations.

Archive (26 November 2009)

SUDAN / GARBAGE

The UN Environment Programme (UNEP) organizes and mobilizes over 16,000 volunteers to clean up garbage in Juba following reports of cholera and diarrheal diseases because of poor sanitation in the town. UNMIS

Duration:04:10Date:26 November 2009

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ETHIOPIA / MALARIA

UNICEF is providing rapid diagnostic tests and malaria medication in the Dembia District of Ethiopia. With the rainy season ending, conditions are prime for mosquitoes carrying one of the most dangerous strains of the disease. UNICEF

Duration:01:32Date:26 November 2009

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MALI / OPEN AIR DEFECATION

The villagers of Fadieda in Mali have significantly reduced cases of diarrhea in their community due to a new approach to sanitation. The Community Led Total Sanitation (CLTS) is method that promotes hygiene behavior changes, through strong participation of the community. UNICEF

Duration:03:31Date:26 November 2009

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