Red Cross Red Crescent magazine 
A big deal for Humanity?
Three months after delegates to the World Humanitarian Summit have gone back to their communities, what will all the big promises mean over the long term?
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Three months after delegates to the World Humanitarian Summit have gone back to their communities, what will all the big promises mean over the long term?
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