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    IOM Receives Fresh Funds From Netherlands

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    to help the International Organization for Migration extend its humanitarian operations in Zimbabwe for another year. The money will be used to provide emergency food and shelter, free medical services, and easy access to essential medicines to Zimbabwe's growing population of internally displaced people. It will also allow IOM to promptly respond to new displacements as well as help facilitate early recovery in the country.

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