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Japan injects $246,666 into refugee projects

By Wezzie Gausi: The Government of Japan has committed about $246,666 to projects aimed at improving access to clean water, food security and economic opportunities for refugees and surrounding com…

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Japan injects $246,666 into refugee projects

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