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Church network appeals for funds

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    Action by Churches Together (ACT) has launched an appeal for US$ 1,945,472 for a project aimed at helping to speed up the resettlement and reintegration of returning refugees, IDPs, ex combatants and other persons in Liberia. The project's targets include support for agriculture, reconstruction of community infrastructure, and food and non food distribution, the international network of church and related agencies said in its appeal, launched on 5 August. ACT members involved in the initiative are the Lutheran World Federation, Lutheran Church in Liberia, Christian Health Association of Liberia, United Methodist Committee on Relief and Liberia Council of Churches. For more information see ACT's web site at www.act-intl.org

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