Chiara Altare
Chiara Altare is a reasearch fellow at CRED working on the human impact of conflict on health, with special focus on malnutrition in complex emergencies. She has a degree in Development Economics from the Institute of Social Studies in The Hague, The Netherlands. Since 2007, she has been working in academic and consultancy organisations focusing on humanitarian assistance.
Ethiopia: effects of civil war on nutrition, mortality, and vaccination coverage using CE-DAT database from 2000 – 2008
Published by david.hargitt@uclouvain.be| Filed under CE-DAT, Occasional / Working Papers
Mortality in Darfur: Lessons for Humanitarian Policy
Trends of health indicators in Zimbabwe, a CE-DAT technical brief
Published by david.hargitt@uclouvain.be| Filed under CE-DAT, Occasional / Working Papers
CE-DAT Scene 15 - November 2010
Published by david.hargitt@uclouvain.be| Filed under CE-DAT, Newsletters
Authors: Centre for Research on the Epidemiology of Disasters - CRED
Published: Newsletter, Issue N°15 - November 2010, 2010
Published: Newsletter, Issue N°15 - November 2010, 2010
CE-DAT Scene 14 - August 2010
Published by david.hargitt@uclouvain.be| Filed under CE-DAT, Newsletters
Authors: Centre for Research on the Epidemiology of Disasters - CRED
Published: Newsletter, Issue N°14 - August 2010, 2010
Published: Newsletter, Issue N°14 - August 2010, 2010
CE-DAT Scene 13 - May 2010
Published by david.hargitt@uclouvain.be| Filed under CE-DAT, Newsletters
Authors: Centre for Research on the Epidemiology of Disasters - CRED
Published: Newsletter, Issue N°13 May 2010, 2010
Published: Newsletter, Issue N°13 May 2010, 2010
Most war deaths are due to infectious disease
Published by david.hargitt@uclouvain.be| Filed under CE-DAT, CE-DAT English
Published: TropIKA - Tropical Diseases Research to Foster Innovation & Knowledge Application,
Sudan revokes licenses of 26 aid groups in Darfur, warns dozen others
Published by david.hargitt@uclouvain.be| Filed under CE-DAT, CE-DAT English
Published: Sudan Tribune,
Patterns of mortality rates in Darfur conflict
Published by david.hargitt@uclouvain.be| Filed under Books and Scientific Journals, CE-DAT