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For the LWF/DWS Kenya & Sudan programme, 2006 was a year of many changes, transitions and developments. Most notably, the programme underwent its strategic planning process for 2007-2012 and emerged with three strategic objectives for future operations: emergency response (& disaster risk management), sustainable livelihoods, and peace building (& reconciliation). .More » |
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2006 ANNUAL REPORT |
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2007 ANNUAL REPORT |
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A house at Kakuma Refugee Camp in northwestern Kenya sits empty, its occupants on the move, back to their homes to resettle and start their lives again. In 2007, The Lutheran World Federation Department for World Service assisted 4,686 refugees as they voluntarily left the camp to return to their homes in southern Sudan. Many took the roofing material from their houses at the camp to use in building new shelters in their new homes.More » |
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2008 ANNUAL REPORT –KENYA |
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Anne Wangari, Project Coordinator of the Dadaab refugee camps for LWF/DWS Kenya, says there are many challenges she and LWF/ DWS face in their management roles in the camps More » |
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2008 ANNUAL REPORT –SUDAN |
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In the developing countries where it works, the approach that LWF/DWS generally takes with communities in need is a long-term one, which lends itself to using methods of development to assist people. However, both the LWF/DWS Sudan programme and most of its beneficiaries are in a position of starting over in their lives, More » |
