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Refugees arrive in Uganda in small groups so they can not be spotted by armed groups. When they are numerous, they are attacked by rebel groups.
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Refugees from South Sudan cross the Kaya River with what they could carry with them.
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Uganda offers all conflict-affected refugees a piece of land, an identity card, the right to trade and travel across the country.
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Before being able to go to the first reception camp, the Ugandan army meticulously searched the luggage of each refugee.
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Once the border crossed, refugees embark to the first reception camp
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Arrival at the reception camp. In March 2017, during the peak, more than a thousand people arrived from South Sudan and the DRC daily.
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When they arrive, refugees begin to receive some cookies. Some refugees, particularly from South Sudan, sometimes walked for several days, mainly feeding on grass roots.
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Refugees must show the location of their birth vaccine. Depending on where the body was made, it is determined from which country the refugee comes from.
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After the reception camp, refugees will be taken to a second camp for further care
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Beginning of the rainy season, supplies from different camps are becoming more complicated on the roads
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Koboko camp, the refugees will receive in this second camp all the care and the most advanced exams: blood test to determine the presence or absence of AIDS, hepatitis ...
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Refugee from South Sudan with all of his belongings.
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Treatment room in the refugees camp of koboko.
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Some people arrive in a state of acute malnutrition. The reception camp will determine the state of health of each but also start to recount lost children and missing families.
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South Sudanese refugee arriving in the koboko's camp with broken arm.
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Some children arrive in acute malnutrition. This child is 7 months old.
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New trip to this time the imvepi camp where he will be given the final assignment of the plot of land and the refugee identity card.
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The Ugandan authorities, with the help of the NGOs, establish the identity cards of the refugees.
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Take fingerprints to establish the identity card.
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The elements gathered will allow the cross-checking of the information and thus ensure that families who had lost sight of each other during the flight from their village can meet again.
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The impression is accompanied by a photo taken with the camera of the laptop.
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Following the fingerprinting process, the authorities are defining a duty station in the future camp, which will eventually host refugees from conflict.
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4 million liters of water a day are needed to feed the various refugee camps. Daily tankers make the trip to the nile to draw water.
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the imvepi camp where the refugees will spend the most time can hold 10,000 people to feed daily.
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1650 kg of food are prepared twice a day to feed all the refugees of the imvepi camp.
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The meals are all composed of the same ingredients each day: semolina enriched with vitamins and beans.
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Distribution of the identity card and the place of assignment.
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Bidi Bidi: a refugee camp spread over 50km2 and divided into 5 zones (year 2017). Refugees arrive on a wasteland, they must organize to build everything.
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Refugees try a new democracy in this new space, in addition to their homes, they built a place of worship.
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Arrived with 3 baches, a jerrican and 2 blankets, the refugees will rebuild a hard housing.
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The mixture of earth and water will allow the manufacture of bricks.
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It is the turn of the toilets to be dug.
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Faced with the influx of refugees, the NGOs had to divide the minimum vital rations by 2 in order to provide for all.
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Even if refugees now have a piece of land, NGOs like the world food program will distribute the necessary rations until the seeds can be harvested.
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A human needs 12kg of minimum monthly food to survive.
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The NGOs will today distribute 4kg of food instead of 6 promised and instead of 12 needed.
