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Aid Cuts Lead to Decreased Support for Uganda's 2 Million Refugees · Cyprus Report

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Aid Cuts Lead to Decreased Support for Uganda's 2 Million Refugees

1 sourceFirst reported 13 days agoUpdated 13 days ago

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Uganda is currently hosting Africa's largest refugee population, with approximately 2 million individuals seeking refuge in the country.
Funding cuts have resulted in significant reductions in essential services including food rations, healthcare, and other forms of support for refugees.
The Kiryandongo refugee settlement, which houses over 167,000 people, has been particularly affected by these aid reductions.
The decreasing level of aid is attributed to a drop in international funding, impacting the overall wellbeing and living conditions of the refugees.
Many refugees are reportedly facing increased food insecurity and diminished access to medical care due to the ongoing aid cuts.

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Less drugs, less care, less food: how aid cuts have hit Uganda’s 2m refugeesThe Guardian · 13 days ago

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Uganda is currently hosting Africa's largest refugee population, with approximately 2 million individuals seeking refuge in the country.
Funding cuts have resulted in significant reductions in essential services including food rations, healthcare, and other forms of support for refugees.
The Kiryandongo refugee settlement, which houses over 167,000 people, has been particularly affected by these aid reductions.
The decreasing level of aid is attributed to a drop in international funding, impacting the overall wellbeing and living conditions of the refugees.
Many refugees are reportedly facing increased food insecurity and diminished access to medical care due to the ongoing aid cuts.

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