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Looking beyond ‘quick-fix’ solutions, UN agencies help South Sudan refugees become self-sufficient

Looking beyond ‘quick-fix’ solutions, UN agencies help South Sudan refugees become self-sufficient

Jun 03, 2016, at 03:25 pm

New York, June 3 (Just Earth News)Two United Nations agencies have joined forces to distribute seeds and agricultural tools to 200,000 refugees and their host communities across South Sudan, helping them become more self-sufficient in a country facing a serious food crisis.

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