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Rising to the challenge: Promoting livelihoods in Afghanistan by engaging the private sector

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By Kabeer Dawani, Tahir Akbar
| blogs.worldbank.org
The project is financed by a $265 million grant from the Afghanistan Resilience Trust Fund (ARTF), which is administered by the World Bank, and is being implemented off-budget through the United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS) and outside of the interim Taliban administration’s control.
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Afghan city's new bike lanes improve road safety for cyclists, pedestrians

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By Adnan Awan, Adnan Mahmood, Tahir Akbar
| blogs.worldbank.org
The new bike lanes on a District 7 road in Kandahar have sparked joy for 12-year-old Kiramatullah and his friends. Painted on with bicycle symbols, the one-and-a-half-meter-wide lanes are a welcome addition to their daily bike commute to school. A relative visiting from Kabul explained the routes were meant only for cyclists. The lanes are the talk of the town, helping cyclists reclaim parts of the road for their comfort and safety. "We are thankful to whoever did this amazing job.
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Catheter-related bloodstream infections in adults receiving parenteral nutrition: does the time taken to report blood cultures impact on clinical management?

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By Helen Stone, Tahir Akbar, Elizabeth L. Buse, Thomas Hollingworth
| clinmed.rcpjournal.org
Helen Stone, Tahir Akbar, Thomas Hollingworth, Elizabeth Buse, Caroline Coward, Emma Farrelly, Zillah Leach, Hannah Leach, Priya Mistry, Charlotte S Rutter and Trevor R Smith Intestinal Failure Unit, University Hospital Southampton, Southampton, UK Aims This project aimed to evaluate the time taken for formal reporting of blood culture results, the associated impact of this on prescribing appropriate antibiotic therapy and defining the period of starvation while parenteral nutrition (PN) is...
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