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Giving land to refugees 'contributes to Ugandan economy'
A new study by the World Food Programme and the University of California claims that Uganda's policy of giving land to refugees is benefiting the local economy. Uganda is currently host to about 800,000 refugees, mostly from the D.R Congo and South Sudan, and has previously been named the best place in the world to claim asylum. Prof. Edward Taylor, the lead researcher, speaks to the 麻豆社's Patience Atuhaire in Kampala.
(Picture: The refugee settlement of Nakivale, Uganda. Credit: 麻豆社)
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