Each refugee in Uganda’s Rhino camp settlement used to receive 12 kilograms of food ration. That was before the UNHCR reduced it to 6 kilograms for a month long sustenance. Food cuts have been consistently considered in situations where the humanitarian agencies are faced with lack of funds to provide for the refugees. The consistent cut in food ration doubled with the enforcement of lockdown has however sent an unequable number of refugees into farming. Many of them believe Agriculture will supplement their budget. Partners have also called for support towards the agricultural sector to improve refugees input. Ganiku Sampson filed for us this story. Listen more here
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