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    Cameroon CSOs Obtain UK Funding

    By Ma. Rizza Leonzon // 23 September 2010

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    The U.K. has granted 48 million francs (USD98,093) to civil society organizations in Cameroon. The funding will be used to support projects that mitigate conflict and and help combat corruption, human rights abuse, insecurity and climate change in the Africa nation, Cameroon Tribune reports. Six civil society organizations will administer the funding.

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