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Amhara REGION - Regional 3W Map 06 December 2010 Amhara REGION - Regional 3W Map 06 December 2010 Oxfam GB, SC Norway Agencies' locations and Legend SC Norway Action Aid area of interventions are Norwegian Church Aid Oxfam GB Tigray depicted based on the recent available information. International Boundary ! Tselemt Please send any updates ! Addi Arekay MSF Holland Tsegede ! or corrections to the following Regional Boundary !Mirab Armacho Beyeda GOAL Debark ! email.[[email protected]] ! Zonal Boundary Tach Armacho Abergele Dabat Janamora Sahla CRS, SC-UK ! Woreda Boundary ! Ziquala ! Wegera Afar SC Norway Metema ! Lay Armacho Wag Himra GOAL Lake North Gonder ! Sekota Welthungerhilfe Chilga Plan Int. ! West Belesa East Belesa ! GOAL SC-UK CRS No Intervention/No Data Dembia Gonder Zuria Dehana SC-DenmarkSC-UK Gaz Gibla Agriculture & Livestock ! Quara Takusa ! CARESC-UK CRS ! Ebenat Bugna ! CRS Kobo Save Denmark WASH Libo Kemkem Gidan SC-UK Farm Africa ! ! ! Lasta (Ayna) Oxfam GB Alfa Oxfam GBCARE Health & Nutritio n ! Fogera ! CARE ! Farta Lay Gayint Meket Guba Lafto SC-UK Jawi Semen Achefer South Gonder North Wollo SC-UK CRSSC-Denmark Foo d Aid CRS ! ! Dera Wadla ! Habru CARE ! Delanta ! Tach Gayint Oxfam GB ! Environme nt, Edu ca tio n, Farm Africa Debub Achefer Bahirdar Zuria East Esite Ambasel CRS WVE Dawunt ! Disa st er M ag'm t Other etc.. ! ! Worebabu ! SC-UK SC-Denmark West Esite SC-UK Mecha Simada Thehulederie ! CRS Welthungerhilfe ! Yilmana Densa Kutaber CRSSC-UKOxfam GB Dangila ! Mekdela Tenta ! ! Bati ! Fagta Lakoma West Gojam Gonje ! Sayint Dessie Zuria Kalu SC-Denmark Oxfam GBSC-DenmarkCARE ! Concern Awi/Agew Sekela Goncha Siso Enese Map Doc Name: 14_3W_005_Amhar a_120610_A4 ! Banja Quarit Hulet Ej Enese South Wollo Mehal Sayint Argoba Creation Date: 06 Dec. 2010 Enbise Sar Midir ! Guagusa Shikudad Dega DamotBibugn Legambo Special Woreda SC-UK Web Resources: http://ochaonline.un.org/ethiopia Guangua Albuko Farm Africa Ankasha Debresina Chefa GulaDewa Harewa Contact address: [email protected] Jabi Tehnan ! Enarj Enawga ! Legehida Were Ilu ! O! romia 0 12.5 25 50 75 kms Debay Telatgen Gishe RabelAntsokiya Dembecha Senan Wegde Kelela Artuma F! ursi ! Enemay WVE Map data source(s): Wemberma ! ¹ Benishangul-Gumuz ! UNOCHA , Humanitarian Partners ! ! Michakel Jama ! SC-UK B! ure East Gojam Shebel Bereta Menz Gera Midir ! Eferatana Gidem WVE Disclaimers: SC-UKGOAL Guzamn ! Jille Timuga The des ignations employed and the pres entation of Debre Elias CRS Mimo Weremo mater ial on this map do not im ply the expression of any Awabel Dejen ! Aneded SC-UK Menz Keya Gabriel CRS, WVE opinion whatsoever on the part of the Secretariat of the ! ! Menz Lalo Midir Menz Mama Midir United Nations concerning the legal status of any Oxfam GB ! Baso Liben ! CRS Merahbete SC-Denmark country, territory, city or area or of its authorities , or concerning the delimitation of its fr ontiers or boundaries. Kewet ! GOAL Moretna Jiru Save Denmark Mojan Wedera ! WVE Tarema Ber Oxfam GB SC-UK EnsaroSiya Debirna Wayu SCF ! North Shewa(R3) Interventions/Projects at Regional Level SC-Denmark MfM Basona Worena Oxfam GB SC-Denmark SCFAction Aid Ankob! er Action Aid: Food, Health SC-UK CARE: Health Angolelana Tera CONCERN: Education Assagirt CRS: Health Farm Africa: Environment Hagere Mariam Berehet MfM ! FHI: Food, Health SC-UK: Food, Nutrition, Childooh Poverty Oromia SC-US: Education Addis Ababa Minjar Shenkora SNV: Agriculture, Renewable Energy, VCD, Water Oromia Welthungerhilfe: Environment.
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