"This project, which began in September 2001, was funded through a grant from the United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo (UNMIK) and through the generous support of our private individual donors."
Mercy USA for Aid and Development Kosovo Relief and Reconstruction Program
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From July to October 2002, Mercy-USA for Aid and Development (M-USA) is fixing the water and sanitation systems at six schools in the municipalities of Kamenica and Lipljan/Lipjan. During this same period, Mercy-USA is also repairing a seventh school in Kamenica damaged by an earthquake earlier this year.
Both projects, which are being funded by the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF), are providing a safer and more sanitary environment for students and staff. Since 2000, M-USA, with UNICEF funding, has repaired the water and sanitation and other systems at 24 primary schools throughout Kosovo.
In June 2002, Mercy-USA successfully completed the construction of a ten-classroom primary school in the village of Likovac/Likoc in central Kosovo. The school, named Emin Duraku, includes kindergarten to ninth grade and is serving approximately 500 students from Likovac/Likoc and five other surrounding villages in the municipality of Srbica/Skenderaj.
This project, which began in September 2001, was funded through a grant from the United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo (UNMIK) and through the generous support of our private individual donors.
From April to June 2002, Mercy-USA repaired and refurbished regional Pension Fund buildings in Djakovica/Gjakova, Urosevac/Ferizaj, Gnjilane/Gjilan and Mitrovica. In April and May 2002, M-USA also refurbished one Municipal Civil Registration Center in Malisheve/Malishevo municipality. UNMIK fully funded these refurbishment projects.
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