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In four haor unions, funding released on a forecast changed what families had to sell, and what they got to keep.
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Portrait of a woman standing on her homestead mound with stored dry food and a small livestock pen intact behind her — taken after the water receded. The absence of loss is the subject, which is hard to photograph and worth briefing carefully.
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2 July 20267 min readHub Secretariat
In four haor unions, funding released on a forecast changed what families had to sell, and what they got to keep.
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