Humanitarian Assistance to Refugees living in camps in Western Tanzania 2016/2017
Description
The UK will provide £15m over one year to the support the provision of basic services to 150,000 refugees in camps (Nyarugusu, Nduta, Mtendeli and Karago) and host communities in western Tanzania. The support will include provision of food, water, promotion of sanitation and hygiene, construction of semi-permanent shelters and school buildings, provision of education, safe and secure environment and effective camp management and community management systems for refugees as well as environmental protection projects for host communities.
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Status Post-completion
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