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A peanut paste that saves lives
Plumpy Nut is a powerful peanut-based paste with skimmed milk powder, sugar, vegetable fat, vitamins and minerals. Kids love it. And it can be the difference between their life and death. In places hit hard by hunger and malnutrition it's been a game changer for humanitarian organisations like Save the Children and the way they treat severely malnourished children. http://www.savethechildren.org.au/about-us/media-and-publications/latest-news/years/20-years-of-saving-lives
24 August 2017 by lynnwood

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Repair cafes
We throw away vast amounts of stuff-even things with almost nothing wrong, and which could get a new lease on life after a simple repair. The trouble is, lots of people have forgotten that they can repair things themselves. Knowing how to make repairs is a skill quickly lost. Repair cafes are now spreading around the world to help you learn these basic skills again. Check if there's one near you and if not, maybe you can start one? www.repaircafe.org
24 August 2017 by emma

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See Saw Water Supply
Innovative NFP health providers have devised a way for 3rd world children to pump water without the burden of a conventional pump. This idea has made a sometimes onerous task 'childsplay' while providing much needed tools and infrastructure to communities.?https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F-Atrr3JZVY
24 August 2017 by rac

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A school for spies
The International Spy Museum in Washington DC includes a school for spies. On the tour you can learn how to see suspicious activit
24 August 2017 by lynnwood

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Spy eye glasses
These glasses are amongst many fascinating exhibits at the International Spy Museum in Washington DC which covers the history of spying. The glasses allow spies to suicide before being tortured.
24 August 2017 by lynnwood

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The coolest company in Australia
Thankyou is the winner of Anthill's Cool Company Awards 2016. The idea was born out the observation that over 900 million people didn?t have access to safe drinking water on a daily basis, yet the Australian bottled water industry was worth an estimated $600 million a year. The social enterprise started with a bottled water brand and expanded to others. Each product has a unique code that shows you the exact project that it's assigned to fund, complete with GPS coordinates. www.thankyou.co
24 August 2017 by lynnwood