UNHCR WFP Joint Principles for Targeting Assistance to Meet Food and Other Basic Needs to Persons of Concern

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UNHCR WFP Joint Principles for Targeting Assistance to Meet Food and Other Basic Needs to Persons of Concern

The UNHCR/WFP Joint Principles for Targeting Assistance to Meet Food and Other Basic Needs to Persons of Concern mark a significant shift and new milestone of corporate collaboration on refugee programming, acknowledging a systematic collaboration throughout the programme cycle to ensure assistance is targeted to those most in need. 

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