Japan invests in Dzaleka refugees’ resilience
The Japanese Government has committed $246 666 (about K439.3 million) to improve water and sanitation services and establish a bio-fertiliser production unit at Dzaleka Refugee Camp amid growing pressure from dwindling humanitarian support. Of the funding, $140 000 will improve water and sanitation services for about 30 000 people in the camp and surrounding host … The post Japan invests in Dzaleka refugees’ resilience appeared first on Nation Online .