Your daily selection of IRIN Africa English reports, 3/20/2015

	humanitarian news and analysis

Table of contents
1. Women and malnutrition – the case of South Sudan
2. What you need to know about DRR
3. Beyond the outbreak: leading expert on what the Ebola crisis can teach us
4. Going cold Turkey: African migrants in Istanbul see hopes turn sour
5. Ebola and HIV: how to change behaviour for the long term

Women and malnutrition – the case of South Sudan

KODOK, 18 March 2015 (IRIN) - Pregnant breastfeeding women are the demographic group most at risk of malnutrition in South Sudan after children, making up some 12 percent of all those on supplementary feeding programmes.
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What you need to know about DRR

NAIROBI, 18 March 2015 (IRIN) - A new global plan to prepare for future natural and climate-linked disasters agreed in Sendai, Japan today has been condemned by development NGOs as lacking in ambition and short-changing poorer countries that are most at risk.
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Beyond the outbreak: leading expert on what the Ebola crisis can teach us

LONDON, 19 March 2015 (IRIN) - What lessons can be drawn from the Ebola crisis? Epidemiologist Jimmy Whitworth talks to IRIN about treatment, prevention, "research windows," and how little has changed since an 1854 cholera epidemic.
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Going cold Turkey: African migrants in Istanbul see hopes turn sour

ISTANBUL, 20 March 2015 (IRIN) - In a nondescript cafe in one of Istanbul's more rundown neighbourhoods, migrants from Africa watch a Congolese soccer match as Afro-pop music blasts in the background.
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Ebola and HIV: how to change behaviour for the long term

NAIROBI, 20 March 2015 (IRIN) - There have been no new Ebola infections in Liberia in the past three weeks, but it's still far too early to say the virus has been defeated – Liberia's borders are porous and its neighbours have been less successful in taming their outbreaks.
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