Historical analysis of refugee movements and camp conditions in Malawi, including the opening of Luwani camp and population statistics.
This 2004 survey provides valuable historical context about refugee movements in Malawi and the development of camp infrastructure. The report documents significant developments including the influx of Congolese and Burundian refugees, the movement of Rwandan refugees from Tanzania, and the opening of the Luwani camp to address overcrowding at Dzaleka.
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The document offers important historical perspective on the evolution of refugee camps in Malawi and the ongoing challenges of managing refugee populations in the region.
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