The IDP Agency will provide one-time financial assistance to about 1,500 IDPs

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15.Apr .2020 18:35

The IDP Agency will provide one-time financial assistance to about 1,500 IDPs

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The Agency for the Protection of IDPs, Eco-Migrants and Living Sources will give one-time financial assistance to about 1,500 IDPs and provide rental fees to 141 IDP families. The decision was made by the commission at the meetings held in March and April.

According to a statement issued by the agency, one-time financial assistance will be provided if special needs are met.

"The commission has taken into account current situation in the country and has complied with all the requests for unilateral assistance that met the criteria.

At the same time, the IDP families, who want to take rental fees, need additional investigation and funding will be continued automatically", the agency said in a statement.

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