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Uganda: United States Provides $11 Million to WFP's Refugees Response in Uganda

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Announcement - The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) has welcomed a contribution of US$11 million from USAID, on behalf of the American people. This additional funding brings USAID's total support for refugees in Uganda to nearly $83 million since the beginning of Fiscal Year 2023. The funding provides life-saving unconditional monthly general food assistance to over 1.3 million refugees across 13 settlements in Uganda. "This contribution is undoubtedly a relief for the most vulnerable households in the refugee

Source: allAfrica.com

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