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    By Ma. Rizza Leonzon // 13 May 2010

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    The United Nations and Japan will provide some USD2.1 million to improve living conditions of both refugees and local populations in Gabon by bolstering agricultural productivity and increasing access to primary health care. The funding will be channeled through the U.N. Trust Fund for Human Security.

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