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Mining in DRC
Website fosters transparency, addresses inequities in mining profits. Watch the video
The Carter Center at 30
Bringing health and hope through disease eradication, elimination. Read more
River Blindness in Uganda
Transmission interruption sparks hope for elimination. Watch the video
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Meet Dr. Nabil Aziz Mikhail
As the Carter Center's country representative for Sudan, Dr. Nabil  is a tireless warrior against Guinea worm disease, river blindness in his home country. 
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