Indigenous families along the Orinoco River in Venezuela @WorldFoodProgramme
Indigenous families along the Orinoco River in Venezuela  @WorldFoodProgramme
Uploaded April 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
Indigenous families along the Orinoco River in Venezuela do their best to keep their children in school, despite the distance. 🛶 Food is an incentive. WFP is reaching more than 30,000 families along the river. Staff and partners spend hours and days navigating the river, so they can get the food on time.
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Indigenous families along the Orinoco River in Venezuela

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