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RWANDA 1997. Emergency Technical Support for the 1997 Campaign
1997. Rutongo, Rwanda. The Food and Agriculture Organization distributed hand hoes to Rwandan refugees as part of a relief operation.
01/01/1997
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© H. Toros
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UF1ZBU
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Background Information
This photo was taken during the following programmes: TCP/RWA/6617 – “Appui Technique d'Urgence pour la Campagne 1997” and TCP/RWA/6618 – “Appui à la Relance et à la Réhabilitation des Productions Agricoles”.
Thousands of Rwandan refugees returned to their homeland after two years of exile in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (formally Zaire).