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Costa Rica

Costa Rica

Region: Latin America and The Caribbean
  • A young woman in a blue dress stands in a coffee plantation with her infant child who is dressed in a grey shirt. There is a large tree behind them.

    Joint Programme to Improve the Human Security of Ngöbe and Buglé Temporary Migrants in Costa Rica and Panama

    Duration: April 2013 - March 2016
    Budget: US$3,624,968
    Implementing Agencies: IOM(lead), UNFPA, UNICEF, UNDP

    The Ngöbe and Buglé, two indigenous groups originating in western Panama, are among the most vulnerable people in Central America. Widespread and persistent poverty, driven by low agricultural productivity and scarce opportunities for economic development has taken its toll on these isolated groups.
     
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