Silvia Kiama

Professional Content Writer, Humanitarian Global Institute

Kenya

A skilled and experienced Content Writer with a proven track record of creating high-quality, engaging, and SEO-friendly content for a variety of platforms. Strong research, writing, and editing skills, as well as the ability to work independently and meet tight deadlines. Proficient in SEO and keyword research, with a strong understanding of industry trends and best practices. Committed to delivering top-notch work on a consistent basis, with a keen attention to detail and excellent communication skills. Able to adapt to different writing styles and tone to suit different audiences and purposes.

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Humanitarianglobal
12/06/2022
Climate Change and Adaptation - Humanitarian Global

The mainstream media as well as other scientific sectors frequently address climate change and human adaptation to it. One of the biggest environmental challenges of the 21st century and one of the most pressing problems is climate change. The world's climate varies from decade to decade, and a changing climate is normal and to be expected.

Humanitarianglobal
08/24/2022
Children in parts of Africa experiencing severe drought are one sickness away from disaster

When chronic starvation and the risk of water-borne disease combine, children in the Horn of Africa and the Sahel could die in terrible numbers, warns UNICEF during World Water Week. History demonstrates that child mortality increases dramatically and tragically when high levels of severe acute malnutrition in children coexist with deadly outbreaks of illnesses like cholera or diarrhea. Children are at exponentially greater danger when water is either unavailable or unsafe, according to...

Humanitarianglobal
11/18/2021
Types of Hygiene - Humanitarian Global

What is hygiene? The word "hygiene" is derived from the Greek word "hygieinos" which means healthful, or relating to health. Generally, we use the term hygiene to describe the 'practice of keeping oneself and their surroundings clean, especially to prevent illness or the spread of disease.

Humanitarianglobal
06/29/2022
10 Solutions for Clean Water in Developing Nations - Humanitarian Global

The world has entered a state of perennial water shortage as a result of poor economic management and a lack of infrastructure to harness one of the planet's most abundant resources. Currently, there are more than 750 million people without access to clean water in the world.

Humanitarianglobal
08/24/2022
Ethical issues in Procurement & Supply Chain Management - Humanitarian Global

Most business owners value ethics, integrity, and a good reputation because they want to have a positive impact on the community while retaining loyal clients and stakeholders over the long term. For you and your staff to be proud of the company's image and reputation, management ethics are essential.

Humanitarianglobal
05/26/2022
The 5 Forms of Data Analysis in M&E - Humanitarian Global

Ben Jones, a data literacy expert, presents this helpful metaphor to demonstrate how these five forms of analysis are related to one another. A patient attends a doctor's appointment. The doctor keeps track of the patient's symptoms and takes measurements (this is like descriptive analysis).

Humanitarianglobal
11/21/2022
Selection Criteria for Determining Acute Malnutrition - Humanitarian Global

Visible symptoms like those seen in the picture above can be used to suspect acute malnutrition and refer patients for additional testing. Anthropometric indicators are employed for making judgments or assessments, along with specific clinical signs, to measure the clinical phenomenon of acute malnutrition.