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Aug 2020
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What it will take to rebuild a shattered...

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This week, Mustafa Alrawi and Kelsey Warner talk to Fadi Adra, a partner with Strategy&, on the impact assessment his team did to help route aid to those most in need in Beirut.In this episode: The Strategy& impact assessment (0m 51s) What are the urgent needs in Beirut? (5m 05s) What do the numbers tell us about progress? (8m 40s) How did Covid affect Leban ... Show More
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