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Due to a funding shortfall, WFP will have to reduce or interrupt some of its activities as of December in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), leaving thousands of people with no food assistance. To continue its operations over the next six months, WFP urgently needs US$75 million. WFP is funded entirely by voluntary contributions.
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