Niels Anton Dam med datteren, Anna Ragnhild. Arkitekt Niels Anton Dam, udsendt af Dansk Santalmission til byggeopgaver i Øst Pakistan, 1966-69. Blev senere koordinator for Folkekirkens Nødhjælps arbejde under oversvømmelser og borgerkrig i Bangladesh. Fra 1974 leder af et stort rehabiliterings-projekt for flygtninge i Bangladesh, efterfulgt af 6 år som rådgiver i Noakhaliprojektet for Danida og regeringen i Bangladesh. (Foto ca. 1975) Niels Anton Dam with his daughter, Anna Ragnhild. Architect Niels Anton Dam, sent by Danish San
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Niels Anton Dam with his daughter, Anna Ragnhild. Architect Niels Anton Dam, sent by Danish Santal Mission to building projects in East Pakistan, 1966-69. Later coordinator of DanChurchAid's relief work during floods and the Civil War in Bangladesh. From 1974 head of a big refugee rehabilitation project. And then for 6 years advisor of the Noakhali Project, for Danida and the Bangladeshi Government. (Photo ca. 1975).
DIAS00403 Missionærer Missionaries Bangladesh Danmission Dansk Santalmission Danish Santal Mission Portraits Portrætter Niels Anton Dam Anna Ragnhild Dam Folkekirkens Nødhjælp DanChurchAid FKN Danida The Noakhali Project Nødhjælpsarbejde Relief work Flygtningearbejde Refugee work Udviklingsarbejde Development work East Pakistan Øst Pakistan Ledelse Administration Management Administration Development
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