Kakuma refugee camp, in northwestern Kenya, is the largest refugee camp in the world. Established in 1992, the camp is jointly managed by the Kenyan Department of Refugee Affairs and UNHCR. Today, Kakuma is home to some 100,000 South Sudanese and 55,000 Somali refugees, most of whom were driven from their homelands by civil war. But the camp also hosts refugees from nearly 20 other countries (UNHCR).
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Kakuma refugee camp - UNHCR
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Access to devices and equipment for cooking, Access to primary education for camp children, Free access to basic health services, Free access to rationed water for camp residents
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UNHCR - United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees