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In the last week, UNICEF has distributed 2,196 hygiene kits in Hadramout, Aden and Ibb Governorates for 15,372 people, and 697 water kits for 4,879 people in Ibb and Aden.

The graduated trainers will repeat the training later this year in the governorates of Minya, Beni Suef, Menoufia and Sharquia; identified as high risk governorates for the IDD problem.

The population of each governorate for the year 2003 and 2012 was also obtained from the WHO and Ministry of Health reports.

Suspected HPAI cases detected via PS were tested using a rapid antigen test, and reported to the Veterinary Directorate in the Governorate for collection of samples and testing at the national poultry laboratory.

Help for the future "I'm very happy to be here and have so many friends here," says Amal*, 10, who was displaced from Homs and has been attending a UNICEF-supported school club in Tartous governorate for more than six months.

For the YCSD programme, fieldwork focused on Cairo, Assiut and Sohag; for HIV-AIDS on Alexandria and Cairo; for Child Protection on the four Governorates; and for Education on Cairo, Assiut and Sohag.

In the sampling frame, adjacent Governorates (matched for pre-invasion violence and economic development) were paired to reduce travel time and the potential risk to study team members.

The bulk of extreme poor children are in the rural areas of Upper Egypt (4.9 million children living in poverty), but urban governorates accounts for a large part of the increase in poverty in recent years, reflecting the impact of the prolonged economic stagnation that started in 2011, and the concentration of poverty in urban slums.

Protesters who blockaded oil fields in the southern governorate of Tataouine for more than a month in 2017 eventually won promises for 3,500 local jobs and an 80 million dinar, or $32 million, fund for local development.

The results of the surveys were sent to the Governorate office for registration and inspection, to Baghdad for coding, data entry and quality control, and then to FAFO's headquarters in Norway for further quality reviews.

But Emma Sky, who ran the governorate of Kirkuk for the transitional government and who now lectures on Iraqi politics at Yale University, believes that the widespread joy at Kurdish control may not remain universal for long.