Bidibidi in Northern Uganda is the largest refugee settlement in the world - home to over 270,000 South Sudanese refugees.
In Bidibidi Oxfam and it's local partners have been providing clean drinking water to 70% of the entire settlement - around 200,000 people. Oxfam is also constructing latrines and supporting hygiene promotion activities in schools and communities, and supporting small youth led businesses such as barber shops and handicrafts.
Oxfam's #StandAsOne campaign is asking people to Stand As One with refugee families worldwide.
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One million people have fled the brutal conflict in South Sudan and taken refuge in neighbouring Uganda thanks to a generous refugee policy by the country’s government.
Refugees are registered at the border and transported to settlements where they are initially given a hot meal and a space to sleep. Each family is then allocated a 30 x 30m plot and given emergency shelter materials.
Families construct their own homes and start to cultivate the land ready for planting crops.
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