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- 11/12/2015
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- 06/10/2015
FAO has distributed 70.000 livelihood kits to families in hard-to-reach areas of South Sudan through Operation Harold, a four-week helicopter airlift. Each kit weighs no more ...en lire plus
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- 06/10/2015
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- 05/10/2015
FAO’s rapid response operation in conflict-torn South Sudan has delivered livelihood assistance to 60,000 food-insecure households in hard-to-reach areas of northern Jonglei, Unity and Upper Nile ...en lire plus
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- 16/09/2013
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- 24/06/2013
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- 30/04/2013
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- 12/06/2012
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- 09/05/2012
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