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Photo: As dock workers offload USAID’s contribution of wheat, bagging machines bag the food.
Photo: Offloading USAID wheat at Port Sudan
Photo: Bags of USAID-provided wheat are loaded on to trucks.
Photo: Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) in Ardamata camp outside of Geneina in West Darfur receive sorghum.
Photo: USAID implementing partner Save the Children-US distributes food commodities
Photo: USAID humanitarian personnel discuss food distribution in Darfur with representatives of the U.N. World Food Program.
Photo: Truck containing USAID vegetable oil
Photo: USAID humanitarian personnel observe local food distributions
Photo: Sudanese Red Crescent workers bag green split peas.
Photo: USAID plastic sheeting arrives in Nyala
Photo: Off-Loading USAID plastic sheeting in Nyala
Photo: Moving USAID Plastic Sheeting into Nyala Warehouse
Photo: USAID plastic sheeting in WFP Rubb Hall
Photo: The IVS Viking at Port Sudan
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USAID Assistance in Darfur


Bags of USAID-provided wheat are loaded on to trucks for transport to Darfur.
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Offloading USAID wheat at Port Sudan – Bags of USAID-provided wheat are loaded on to trucks for transport to Darfur.

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