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WEST BANK, Al Awja, 2013. Livelihood protection in the Jordan Valley.

13 May 2013, Al Awja, West Bank and Gaza Strip - Bar code stickers at a packing plant in the Jordan Valley stating the origin of locally grown produce deemed for export.
FAO Project: OSRO/GAZ/002/UNO - Livelihood protection and sustainable empowerment of vulnerable rural and refugee families in the Jordan Valley through integrated income generating interventions. The overall goal of the joint programme is "to protect livelihoods and empower the vulnerable, rural, and refugee communities in the Jordan Valley", oPt. This goal is at the core of human security provision and development beyond emergency and humanitarian assistance as it aims to improve the quality of life and dignity of women and men in the Jordan Valley communities.

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