Japan’s Ambassador Visits United Nations (UN) Women’s MUSHO (Musho Shikin Kyoryoku) Project in Nakivale, Showcasing Peacebuilding and Livelihoods for Refugees and Host Communities
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Japan's ambassador visited the UN Women's MUSHO project in Nakivale, which focuses on peacebuilding and livelihoods for refugees and host communities. The visit highlights Japan's support for UN initiatives in refugee-hosting areas. The project aims to improve conditions for both refugees and local residents.
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Provides essential livelihoods support in a protracted refugee situation.
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- Provides essential livelihoods support in a protracted refugee situation.
- Supports one of Africa's largest refugee settlements (Nakivale).
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