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Cameroon, 2023. ECHO-funded project in the Far North region

17 March 2023 Blangoua - Cameroon - English

Usman Madia lost his entire crop in the floods caused by the Logone River. With the support obtained from the FAO as part of an ECHO-funded project, he smiled again.

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03/17/2023

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