It enables you to read a summary or headline from each update individually. RSS, for the purposes of our web site, is simply an Internet technology that informs you of when a website has been updated or changed without you having to navigate to the actual website itself.

A program that allows you to receive and view the information.

The website from which you, the user, would like to receive information.

Anyone who regularly visits our website for news and information.

Investors who want to stay current regarding information on our Treasury securities.

Members of the media required to keep up to date with news and information published on our website.

It is intended to save you time, keep you better informed, and make it easier for you to track information on a large quantity of websites without having to go through the process of visiting each of them individually to manually look for changes. Simply click on the link, or if you want to be more specific, click on “Customize” to narrow down using filters.įor more tips on building queries, read help on our improved search.RSS (which stands for Rich Site Syndication or Really Simple Syndication) is a simple way to improve how you interact with the websites that you visit regularly.

Here are some of the popular ReliefWeb feeds you can subscribe to.

If you are new to RSS, check out the quick tutorial at. Email software such as Mozilla Thunderbird and Microsoft Outlook also handle RSS feeds. RSS readers include services such as Digg Reader and Feedly, as well as mobile apps like Flipboard. RSS can automatically collect fresh Reports, Jobs, or Training events without you visiting the ReliefWeb site, and lets you read them in the feed reader of your choice. Subscribing to RSS feeds is a great way to keep up with new content on ReliefWeb.

Rss feeders