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UNFPA ESARO | Supporting GBV survivors in Amhara to recover and build resilience

UNFPA ESARO | Supporting GBV survivors in Amhara to recover and build resilience
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Ethiopia: Supporting GBV Survivors in Amhara to Recover and Build Resilience

Ethiopia: Supporting GBV Survivors in Amhara to Recover and Build Resilience
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APO Group - Africa Newsroom / Press release | Supporting Gender-Based Violence (GBV) survivors in Amhara to recover and build resilience

Supporting Gender-Based Violence (GBV) survivors in Amhara to recover and build resilience

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UNFPA ESARO | Women-friendly space: An anchor for women affected by flooding in South Sudan

BOR, South Sudan As if extreme poverty and the ongoing humanitarian crisis brought about by armed conflict in the country were not enough, severe flooding has affected hundreds of thousands of South Sudanese people since the onset of the rainy season this May. “Things are very difficult,” says Bor resident Moses Makol Riak, whose family was displaced by flooding last April.

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