Journal
İÇİNDEKİLER-WFP page 2NEW EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Introducing Catherine Bertini, WFP's new Executive Director. -West Bank and Gaza page 3 WHO WILL COMPENSATE THE PALESTINIANS? A bad winter has aggravated an already difficult situation for Palestinian farmers. -Bangladesh page 7 OF MISERY AND MERCY Plagued by its own problems, Bangladesh now hosts thousands of refugees from Myanmar. -Somalia page 10 RULED BY THE GUN The civil war claims more victims than years of drought and poor harvests and hinders aid efforts. -COLOUR INSERT - PEOPLE page 13 -WFP and WHO page 17 FOOD FOR HEALTH Cooperation between the World Health Organization and WFP is beneficial to both Organizations and to those they are trying to help. -AIDS page 20 NO LONGER JUST A HEALTH PROBLEM The spread of AIDS brings suffering and hardship as well as disrupting the country's economic progress. -Philippines page 23 STRANGERS IN A STRANGE LAND After 611 years the Pinatubo volcano erupts, changing the lifestyles of those who lived on its slopes. -Eritrea page 26 WFP PROVIDES MORE THAN FOOD AID The provision of two small boats help to open the port to food aid and international traffic. -Southern Africa page 27 THREE MILLION PEOPLE FACE FAMINE Drought hits one of Africa's more prosperous areas, threatening the biggest disaster of the decade. |