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Photo Share: Breakfast at school

Photo: Georgia B. Travers/IRC

Two kindergartners enjoy their serving of “bouillie,” a floury porridge provided every morning at schools in Gasorwe Refugee Camp in Burundi’s eastern province of Muyinga. The breakfast provides a major incentive for many of the children to attend school.

The IRC in Burundi

Recovering from years of civil war, Burundians are hopeful for peace after two democratic elections. With hundreds of thousands returning home after the conflict, the International Rescue Committee encourages stability by protecting and reunifying families as they resettle and by providing them with the supplies and skills they need to move forward.
 

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Great work. What you are

Great work.
What you are doing is good. when the country recovers, it will be a turn to assist other countries in trouble. we are behind we belive things will be allright untill other nation will cone to burundi to learn.
this is my vision.
alfaxade

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