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In East Africa alone, there are more than 5.5 million refugees and asylum seekers, and nearly 22 million people face protracted internal displacement situations.The post Sustainable kitchens that change lives in refugee camps appeared first on Hispanics Press.
The humanitarian worker raising a community in one of the world's largest refugee camps - Prime Progress NG
The Kakuma Refugee Camp in northwestern Kenya is home to over 300,000 refugees. Many have fled conflicts and climate disasters in countries such as South Sudan, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Somalia, Burundi, Ethiopia, and even Afghanistan. With schools, clinics, markets, and administrative zones, the vast settlement approximates the structure of a small city, with a group of local workers helping to run the gamut each day. Among the humani…
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