Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Solidarités International is a non-profit organization working in areas of conflict and natural disasters. Its main aim is to provide quick and effective support for people in life-threatening situations by meeting their vital needs: water, food and shelter. The organization also has a particular focus on unsafe drinking water and food insecurity among the most vulnerable populations.Solidarités International, an organization founded in 1980 by Alain Boinet under France’s 1901 charity law, comprises 160 expatriate volunteers and 2180 local employees (2012 figures). Each year it carries out over 120 humanitarian programs in 18 countries."@en }
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- Solidarités_international abstract "Solidarités International is a non-profit organization working in areas of conflict and natural disasters. Its main aim is to provide quick and effective support for people in life-threatening situations by meeting their vital needs: water, food and shelter. The organization also has a particular focus on unsafe drinking water and food insecurity among the most vulnerable populations.Solidarités International, an organization founded in 1980 by Alain Boinet under France’s 1901 charity law, comprises 160 expatriate volunteers and 2180 local employees (2012 figures). Each year it carries out over 120 humanitarian programs in 18 countries.".
- Q3489456 abstract "Solidarités International is a non-profit organization working in areas of conflict and natural disasters. Its main aim is to provide quick and effective support for people in life-threatening situations by meeting their vital needs: water, food and shelter. The organization also has a particular focus on unsafe drinking water and food insecurity among the most vulnerable populations.Solidarités International, an organization founded in 1980 by Alain Boinet under France’s 1901 charity law, comprises 160 expatriate volunteers and 2180 local employees (2012 figures). Each year it carries out over 120 humanitarian programs in 18 countries.".