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Blog Post Posted June 16, 2009, 11:26 am by Leah Hazard

Photo of the Day: Republic of Georgia


Photo: Jeffrey Austin for Mercy Corps

A former police building is being used as temporary housing for internally-displaced persons. In this photo, our staff members met with displaced families to assess needs for a winterization program.

Learn more about our work in Georgia, where we are promoting agricultural livelihoods and economic development.

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