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U.S.Original Agency Map forCourtesy International of the DevelopmentUN Cartographic (USAID) Section Office of U.S. Foreign Disaster Assistance (OFDA) Original Map Courtesy of the UN Cartographic Section The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or Busoni Giteryani acceptance by the United Nations. Bugabira KIRUNDO IMC ¹ç Bwambarangwe RWANDA CRS }4 Kirundo Ntega GVC Gitobeç NAIROBI, KENYA TearfundÀœ Administrative ³ Vumbi UNITED Mabayi Butihinda REPUBLIC OF Mugina Marangara Muyinga TANZANIA Nyamurenza Gashoho MUYINGA CIBITOKE Mwumba Kiremba Rugombo Kabarore Gasorwe IMC ¹ç Bukinanyana Busiga NGOZI GVC Murwi ç Gashikanwa Tangara CRS }4 Muruta Gahombo Kayanza Ngozi Gitaramuka Buganda Gatara Musigati Buhinyuza Bubanza KAYANZA Ruhororo Muhanga Bugenyuzi Kigamba Matongo Mishiha BUBANZA Buhiga DEMOCRATIC Butaganzwa Mwakiro CRS 4 KARUZI BUBANZA} Bihogazi REPUBLIC Rango Mpanda CANKUZO Gisagara Gihanga Bukeye Mtumba OF THE Rugazi Muhato Cankuzo CONGO MURAMVYA Mbuye Bugendana Nyabikere IMC ¹ Rutegama Shombo Cendajuru Mubimbi ç Bweru Mutimbuzi BUJUMBURA M. Muramviya Giheta Ndava Butezi Administrative ³ Bujumbura M. Mugaruru Kiganda Ruyigi IRC Nyabihanga Gitega À Kanyasha Gisuru Mugongo Rusaka RUYIGI MWARU GITEGA BUJUMBURA R. GITEGA Solidarités ƒ} Butaganzwa CONCERN ¹} Muhuta Mukike UNITED Kayokwe Nyarusange Nyabitsinda REPUBLIC OF IRC À Gisozi Makebuko Gishubi Mutambu Bisoro Kinyinya TANZANIA Itaba Bugarama Mugamba Ryansoro Bukirasaki Matana Musongati Buraza USAID/OFDA Burambi Mpinga Buyengero Kayove PROGRAMS BURURI Giharo IN BURUNDI BURURI Songa Rutana RUTANA RUTANA CONCERN¹} Rutovu PROVINCE IMC ¹ ç Commune Bururi Rumonge Administrative Gitanga ³ Bukemba Vyanda ƒ Agriculture ? Air Transport Vugizo Makamba Kayogoro ∑ Coordination NATIONWIDE MAKAMBA } Food Security UN FAO ∑} IRC À ç Health IDP Protection UNICEF Kibago Àç Nyanza-Lac Mabanda 4 Non-Food Items UN OCHA ∑ ¹ Nutrition UN WFP ? List of Abbreviations GVC - Gruppo di Volontariato Civile œ Training / Capacity Building UNWHO ∑ç IMC - International Medical Corps À Water / Sanitation IRC - Internation Rescue Committee 9/02/04 WHO - World Health Organization.

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