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The high price of lowballing local organizations

Local humanitarian leadership
By Local humanitarian leadership
September 28th, 2022
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Footnotes REACH provides families with livestock as part of its program to increase incomes and improve food security among farmers who have been badly affected by the climate crisis and internal displacement. Photo: REACH

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