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Photo Share: Baking bread, Burundi
April 4, 2012
By The IRC
A young woman proudly displays the bread she baked during a vocational training session organized by the International Rescue Committee in Burundi’s Muyinga Province.
In Burundi, where people are returning home after twelve years of civil war, many are struggling to rebuild their lives without proper resources and opportunities. During this time of tenuous peace, the IRC is encouraging women’s economic and social empowerment and improving services for survivors of sexual violence.
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I worked for IRC and was
I worked for IRC and was supported by IRC when i was in Tanzania refugee camp. Thank you for what you do for refugees.
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