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Desirée’s tears

Because some encounters matter more than others
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What will remain

After so many kilometers of track, after so many encounters, after so many jerry cans in the warehouses and in the distributions, after so…
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Mission to Tanganyika

Mission to Tanganyika

From July 12 to 16, I went with part of the Goma office team to Kalemia, the capital of Tanganyika province, located along the lake of the…
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The art of taking… or not taking pictures

UNICEF is constantly faced with ethical choices. One of these dilemmas is that of communication, and particularly with regard to…
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Evaluating… twice

Evaluating… twice

When I started my internship, one of my first tasks was to evaluate, along with my colleagues, the conformity and quality of samples sent…
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Reuniting families, a foolproof happiness?

Reuniting families, a foolproof happiness?

One of UNICEF’s main mandates is child protection. This consists of ensuring that children have a family environment that protects them…
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A volcanic start

A volcanic start

When I prepared for my internship, I took into account many risks: the health risk during the period of COVID as well as malaria, the…
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About me

About me

I am Emmy-Lou and I created this blog to share my experiences and my learnings during my internship for UNICEF in Goma, in the eastern part…
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