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Immediate (timing of commitment: now)
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$34.55m |
Net distribution programmes that AMF has approved and where commitments to countries are required as soon as possible so that planning and/or operational activities can start. Over time, we aim for for immediate funding gaps to be zero i.e. for programmes not to be constrained or delayed by the availability of funding. Details are shown on the Immediate Funding Gap tab.
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Near-term (timing of commitment: within the next 6 months)
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$75m* |
Funding expected to be required for programmes currently being assessed and likely to be approved for AMF support. This is based on recent three-year funding cycles, our 20 years of experience and knowledge of the commitments of other major funders. With this funding, AMF would address approximately half of the total gap for campaign funding across a number of countries. Impact of these nets**
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Medium-term (timing of commitment: within the next 12 months)
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$100m* |
As of 17 Feb 2025: Additional, expected funding for net distribution programmes that will take place in the next two + years. Impact of these nets**
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TOTAL |
$210m |
Immediate Funding Gap (IFG) |
Immediate |
Approved |
Immediate |
$35m |
Near-term Funding Gap |
Next 6 monhts |
Being assessed |
As soon as possible |
$75m |
Medium-term Funding Gap |
Next 12 months |
In discussion |
As soon as possible |
$100m |
Overall Funding Gap (OFG) |
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$210m |
Context of funding gaps: The Dec 2021 WHO annual malaria report highlighted the existence of significant gaps in malaria funding that prevent more significant progress. Global malaria funding in 2020 was US$3.3 billion, under half of the funding target of US$6.8 billion. The WHO states: "to reach the 2030 global malaria targets, current funding levels will need to more than triple to US$10.3 billion per year."
Every net matters
Every donation, large and small, is so important as every US$2 funds a net that protects two people and helps us close the gap. Large donations go a long way to filling gaps, but our history also shows that many, more modest sized donations are critical to achieving our malaria programmes (AMF's donations statistics).
This page shows AMF's immediate funding gap i.e. the funding we could put to work immediately to protect people when they sleep at night to save lives and prevent illness from malaria. The longer it takes us to raise these funds, the longer people may stay unprotected or may not be protected at all.
Immediate funding gap: $34.55m
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1. Funds in hand
able to be committed
$240.94m
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2. Committed
(under contract)
$216.84m
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3. Available to be committed
$24.10m
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4. AMF approved programmes seeking funding
$58.65m
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5. Immediate funding gap
$34.55m
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As there is an immediate funding gap, funds received are put to work immediately. Each donation is allocated to a specific net distribution and that information shared with the donor, along with the exact number of nets bought and an estimate of the number of people protected. The donor is able to follow, via a personal weblink, the progress of their nets from manufacture, through shipping and in-country transport, to distribution.
1. Funds in hand able to be committed |
$240.94m
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2. Committed (under contract) |
Nets
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-$191.52m
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Guinea
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2025
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6 Regions
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W/H
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03 Feb 2025
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0.49m
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2025
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Kasai
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W/H
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17 Feb 2025
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0.16m
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2025
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Kasai
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W/H
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17 Feb 2025
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0.67m
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2025
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Kasai
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W/H
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24 Feb 2025
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0.55m
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2025
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Kasai
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W/H
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03 Mar 2025
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0.55m
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2025
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Kasai
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W/H
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24 Mar 2025
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0.67m
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2025
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Lomami
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W/H
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31 Mar 2025
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0.06m
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2025
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Lomami
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W/H
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31 Mar 2025
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0.06m
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2025
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Lomami
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W/H
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31 Mar 2025
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0.06m
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2025
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Lomami
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W/H
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31 Mar 2025
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0.06m
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2025
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Lomami
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W/H
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31 Mar 2025
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0.06m
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2025
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Lomami
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W/H
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07 Apr 2025
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0.06m
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2025
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Lomami
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W/H
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07 Apr 2025
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0.06m
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2025
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Lomami
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W/H
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07 Apr 2025
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0.06m
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2025
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Lomami
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W/H
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07 Apr 2025
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0.06m
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2025
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Lomami
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W/H
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07 Apr 2025
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0.06m
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2025
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Lomami
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W/H
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14 Apr 2025
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0.06m
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2025
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Lomami
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W/H
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14 Apr 2025
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0.06m
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2025
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Lomami
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W/H
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14 Apr 2025
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0.06m
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2025
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Lomami
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W/H
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14 Apr 2025
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0.06m
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2025
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Lomami
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W/H
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14 Apr 2025
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0.06m
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2025
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Lomami
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W/H
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21 Apr 2025
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0.06m
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2025
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Lomami
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W/H
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21 Apr 2025
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0.06m
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2025
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Lomami
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W/H
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21 Apr 2025
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0.06m
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2025
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Lomami
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W/H
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21 Apr 2025
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0.06m
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2025
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Lomami
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W/H
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21 Apr 2025
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0.06m
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2025
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Lomami
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W/H
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28 Apr 2025
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0.06m
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W/H
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W/H
|
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DRC
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2025
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Lomami
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W/H
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28 Apr 2025
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0.06m
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2025
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Lomami
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W/H
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28 Apr 2025
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0.06m
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2025
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Lomami
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W/H
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28 Apr 2025
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0.06m
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2025
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Lomami
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W/H
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28 Apr 2025
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0.06m
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2025
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Lomami
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W/H
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05 May 2025
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0.06m
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2025
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Lomami
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W/H
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05 May 2025
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0.06m
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2025
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Lomami
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W/H
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05 May 2025
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0.06m
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2025
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Lomami
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W/H
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05 May 2025
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0.06m
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2025
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Lomami
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W/H
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05 May 2025
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0.06m
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2025
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Lomami
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W/H
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12 May 2025
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0.02m
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2025
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Lomami
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W/H
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12 May 2025
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0.06m
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2025
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Lomami
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W/H
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12 May 2025
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0.06m
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2025
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Lomami
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W/H
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12 May 2025
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0.06m
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2025
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Lomami
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W/H
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12 May 2025
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0.06m
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2025
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Lomami
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W/H
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12 May 2025
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0.06m
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2025
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Mongala
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W/H
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26 May 2025
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0.50m
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2025
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Mongala
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W/H
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26 May 2025
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0.55m
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2025
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Mongala
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W/H
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26 May 2025
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0.55m
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2025
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Mongala
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W/H
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26 May 2025
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0.55m
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2025
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Mai Ndombe
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W/H
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02 Jun 2025
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0.55m
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2025
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Mai Ndombe
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W/H
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02 Jun 2025
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0.55m
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W/H
|
W/H
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DRC
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2025
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Mai Ndombe
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W/H
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02 Jun 2025
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0.55m
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2025
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Haut Katanga
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W/H
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01 Aug 2025
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1.67m
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W/H
|
W/H
|
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DRC
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2026
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Nord Ubangi
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W/H
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01 Aug 2025
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1.19m
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W/H
|
W/H
|
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DRC
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2025
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Kasai Oriental
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W/H
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01 Sep 2025
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3.34m
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2026
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Tanganyika
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W/H
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01 Dec 2025
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2.57m
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2026
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Haut Uele
|
W/H
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01 Jan 2026
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1.47m
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2026
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Sud Ubangi
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W/H
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01 Jan 2026
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2.22m
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2026
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Haut Lomami
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W/H
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01 Jan 2026
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2.99m
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2026
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Tshopo Province
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W/H
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01 Feb 2026
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2.73m
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2026
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Kongo Central
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W/H
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01 Feb 2026
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3.93m
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2026
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Lualaba
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W/H
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16 Feb 2026
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2.40m
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W/H
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W/H
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Monitoring
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-$25.33m
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Uganda
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2023
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Uganda
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2024
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Bas Uele
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W/H
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W/H
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W/H
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South Sudan
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2023
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7 states
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2023
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Haut Lomami
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W/H
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W/H
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Nigeria
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2023
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Plateau
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2022
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Lomami
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2022
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Kasai
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2022
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Sankuru
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W/H
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W/H
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Nigeria
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2022
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Akwa Ibom
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2022
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Kwilu
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W/H
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W/H
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Nigeria
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2023
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Benue
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W/H
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W/H
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Nigeria
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2023
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Zamfara
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W/H
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W/H
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Nigeria
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2022
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Bauchi
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2023
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Ituri
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W/H
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W/H
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PNG
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2020
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Selected Provinces
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2023
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Haut Uele
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W/H
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W/H
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Zambia
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2023
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6 Provinces
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2022
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Sud Kivu
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W/H
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W/H
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Chad
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2023
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12 regions
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2022
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Sud Ubangi
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2024
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Kwango
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W/H
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2024
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Kasai Central
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W/H
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2024
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Kwilu
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W/H
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2022
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Kasai Oriental
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2024
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Maniema
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W/H
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2024
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Sankuru
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W/H
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2023
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Tshopo
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2023
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Kongo Central
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W/H
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W/H
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Nigeria
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2025
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Kebbi, 2025
|
W/H
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W/H
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W/H
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2025
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Haut Katanga
|
W/H
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W/H
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W/H
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2025
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Lomami
|
W/H
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W/H
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W/H
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W/H
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W/H
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Togo
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2023
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All 5 regions
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2022
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Mongala
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2024
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Nord Kivu
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W/H
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2025
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Equateur
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W/H
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W/H
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W/H
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2025
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Tshuapa
|
W/H
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W/H
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W/H
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2025
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Kasai
|
W/H
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W/H
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W/H
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2025
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Kasai Oriental
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W/H
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W/H
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W/H
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2025
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Mai Ndombe
|
W/H
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W/H
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W/H
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2022
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Equateur
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2023
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Kinshasa
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2022
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Maniema
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2023
|
Haut Katanga
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|
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W/H
|
W/H
|
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Guinea
|
2025
|
6 Regions
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|
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|
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W/H
|
W/H
|
W/H
|
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DRC
|
2025
|
Mongala
|
W/H
|
W/H
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W/H
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W/H
|
W/H
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DRC
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2023
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Tanganyika
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W/H
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W/H
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Nigeria
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2025
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Akwa Ibom, 2025
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W/H
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W/H
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W/H
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
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2025
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Sud Kivu
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W/H
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W/H
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W/H
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South Sudan
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2026
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Various, 2026
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W/H
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W/H
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W/H
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W/H
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W/H
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Chad
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2026
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4 regions, 2026
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W/H
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W/H
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W/H
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W/H
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W/H
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DRC
|
2026
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Nord Ubangi
|
W/H
|
W/H
|
|
|
|
W/H
|
W/H
|
W/H
|
|
DRC
|
2026
|
Tanganyika
|
W/H
|
W/H
|
|
|
|
W/H
|
W/H
|
W/H
|
|
DRC
|
2026
|
Haut Uele
|
W/H
|
W/H
|
|
|
|
W/H
|
W/H
|
W/H
|
|
DRC
|
2026
|
Sud Ubangi
|
W/H
|
W/H
|
|
|
|
W/H
|
W/H
|
W/H
|
|
DRC
|
2026
|
Haut Lomami
|
W/H
|
W/H
|
|
|
|
W/H
|
W/H
|
W/H
|
|
DRC
|
2026
|
Kongo Central
|
W/H
|
W/H
|
|
|
|
W/H
|
W/H
|
W/H
|
|
DRC
|
2026
|
Tshopo Province
|
W/H
|
W/H
|
|
|
|
W/H
|
W/H
|
W/H
|
|
DRC
|
2026
|
Lualaba
|
W/H
|
W/H
|
|
|
|
W/H
|
W/H
|
W/H
|
|
Nigeria
|
2026
|
Bauchi, 2026
|
W/H
|
W/H
|
|
|
|
W/H
|
W/H
|
W/H
|
|
Zambia
|
2026
|
Eastern and Central, 2026
|
W/H
|
W/H
|
|
|
|
W/H
|
W/H
|
W/H
|
|
DRC
|
2026
|
Ituri, 2026
|
W/H
|
W/H
|
|
|
|
W/H
|
W/H
|
W/H
|
|
Nigeria
|
2026
|
Benue, 2026
|
W/H
|
W/H
|
|
|
|
W/H
|
W/H
|
W/H
|
|
Nigeria
|
2027
|
Plateau, 2027
|
W/H
|
W/H
|
|
|
|
W/H
|
W/H
|
W/H
|
|
Total |
-$216.84m
|
|
3. Available to be committed |
$24.10m
|
|
4. AMF programmes seeking funding
|
-$58.65m
|
P
|
Programme 1
|
12.80m
|
$2.21
|
-$28.29m
|
$0.20
|
-$2.56m
|
-$30.85m
|
-$6.75m
|
78
|
Partial
|
P
|
Programme 2
|
2.70m
|
$2.28
|
-$6.16m
|
$0.15
|
-$0.41m
|
-$6.56m
|
-$13.31m
|
0
|
|
P
|
Programme 3
|
3.70m
|
$2.89
|
-$10.69m
|
$0.20
|
-$0.74m
|
-$11.43m
|
-$24.74m
|
0
|
|
P
|
Programme 4
|
3.70m
|
$2.50
|
-$9.25m
|
$0.15
|
-$0.56m
|
-$9.81m
|
-$34.55m
|
0
|
|
|
|
5. Immediate funding gap |
$34.55m
|
|
6. Allocated to help close the Near-term funding gap (see 'Overall Funding Gap' tab) |
$0.00m
|
|
7. Discussion stage
|
|
These are distributions we are currently discussing and are not at a stage where we would include them in immediate funding gaps.
Programme 1
|
9.50m
|
$2.00
|
-$19.00m
|
$0.20
|
-$1.90m
|
-$20.90m
|
-$20.90m
|
|
|
Programme 2
|
1.30m
|
$2.00
|
-$2.60m
|
$0.20
|
-$0.26m
|
-$2.86m
|
-$23.76m
|
|
|
Programme 3
|
7.70m
|
$2.00
|
-$15.40m
|
$0.20
|
-$1.54m
|
-$16.94m
|
-$40.70m
|
|
|
Programme 4
|
4.00m
|
$2.00
|
-$8.00m
|
$0.20
|
-$0.80m
|
-$8.80m
|
-$49.50m
|
|
|
|