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Town Hall: Countering Catastrophe

As the pandemic gripped the world, already vulnerable refugees and host communities were forced to adapt and respond to its devastating effects. How did they do it? And how can those affected by displacement build resilience to future crises? On May 19, 2021 Trickle Up hosted a Town Hall discussion with AVSI on lessons learned implementing a livelihoods program for refugees and host community members in Kamwenge, Uganda during the Covid-19 pandemic.

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SPEAKERS
Barbara Jackson, Vice President, Programs, Trickle Up
Rita Larok, Director of Programs, AVSI Foundation
Rose Wilder, Uganda Program Manager, Trickle Up
Robert Dikua, Senior Refugee & Livelihoods Advisor, Trickle Up

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