Over 20,000 refugees in Palorinya to benefit from newly built infrastructure
March 12, 2026
ChildFund, ChorogUsan for Children and Good Farmers, through the Integrated Livelihood, Education and Protection (ILEAP) Project, with funding from Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) officially commissioned newly constructed classrooms and a Central Farm at Palorinya Refugee Settlement in Obongi District.
The project is part of KOICA’s humanitarian partnership program.
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