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Hait, 2016. Receiving haricot bean seeds and peas

28 November 2016, Port au Prince Haiti - A beneficiary from the list to receive seeds of haricot beans and peas (Voldrogue). To address both immediate and long-term food needs after Hurricane Matthew, FAO is collaborating with the World Food Programme (WFP), which provide food aid to the same families that receive FAO emergency seeds as planting materials. This ensures farming families can use the seeds distributed for growing vegetables to recover their livelihoods and feed their communities in the months to come.

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