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UN Allocates $16.6 Million to Support Drought-Affected Communities in Afghanistan
The United Nations has allocated $16.6 million to support vulnerable communities in northern and northeastern Afghanistan to mitigate the effects of drought. The post UN Allocates $16.6 Million to Support Drought-Affected Communities in Afghanistan appeared first on KabulNow.
UN allocates $16.6 million for drought relief in northern Afghanistan
The United Nations has allocated a record $16.6 million to help communities in northern and northeastern Afghanistan brace for worsening drought conditions, UN spokesman announced on Thursday. “This new financing is both the first and the largest joint allocation in support of anticipatory action against drought in Afghanistan,” said Stéphane Dujarric, spokesperson for the UN Secretary-General. The amount includes $6.6 million from the Central E…
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