Over 1,400 people benefit from a UN reintegration and emergency aid program in Sake and Masisi

Author: radiookapi.netPublished on: September 18, 2026Country: Democratic Republic of the Congo

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Over 1,400 people benefit from a UN reintegration and emergency aid program in Sake and Masisi

Over 1,400 people, mainly returned women, benefit from agricultural assistance and socioeconomic reintegration projects in Sake and its surroundings. These initiatives, supported by UNDP and FAO, include a project for the protection of returned women implemented by the TUUNGANA Agricultural Cooperative. Beneficiaries report improvements in their food security and income from selling their produce.

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