Скачать или смотреть Environmental degradation is high in refugee settlements

National Environment Management Authority NEMA has called for an environmental social impact assessment of refugee settlements across the country in the wake of increasing environmental degradation around these settlements. NEMA says the environment around refugee settlement continues to be severally degraded as the refugees try to establish economic activities from which they can earn a living. This comes after a fuel wood assessment research conducted in BidicBidi refugee settlement by UNHCR and Partners revealed that each refugee household uses 20.5kg of wood or 3.5 kg per person per day translating into a total of 347,480 tons of fuelwood per year.#NTVNews

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