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Jordan-Refugee/Chinese Aid
Zaatari Refugee Camp, Jordan - April 23, 2017
1. Various of scenes in refugee camp: tents, barriers, people riding bikes
2. Various of signs stating aid from Germany, China, Canada and "Thank you" in German, Chinese, English
3. Various of meals on desks
4. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Syrian refugee, also worker for "Healthy Kitchen" (partially overlaid with shot 5):
"The project provides different kinds of nutritious meals according to students' ages from elementary school to senior high school. It will help students a lot. Varied food collocations will better meet students' demand of nutrition."
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5. Girls grinning
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6. Various of students taking food out of paper bags
7. SOUNDBITE (English) Amina Asfour, UNWFP Programme Policy Officer (partially overlaid with shot 8):
"Well, from the last semester, we saw that the children are very excited to have an apple and cucumber every day. We saw that the attendance of school children was increasing when we were providing the healthy kitchen meal. And we hope to see that too, during this semester."
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8. Girl eating cucumber
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9. Various of "Healthy Kitchen" workers welcoming Chinese ambassador to Jordan, Pan Weifang
10. Pan speaking to "Healthy Kitchen" workers
11. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Pan Weifang, Chinese ambassador to Jordan (partially overlaid with shot 12-13):
"In the area, there are a lot of refugees, especially thousands of children that are having lessons here. We will pay close attention to refugees' health conditions. Chinese government and its embassy to Jordan will do their utmost to provide more necessary assistance to the schools and the refugee camp."
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12. Students in class
13. Pan speaking to with "Healthy Kitchen" workers
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14. Various of children playing on playground
China is assisting United Nations World Food Program (UNWFP) to launch the "Healthy Kitchen" Project for Syrian refugees living at Zaatari refugee camp in Jordan.
The project plans to provide 100 meals of nutrient-rich food for each of the 12,000 students every year.
"The project provides different kinds of nutritious meals according to students' ages from elementary school to senior high school. It will help students a lot. Varied food collocations will better meet students' demand of nutrition," said Areej, a Syrian refugee, and worker for “Healthy Kitchen”.
Studying in schools at Zaatari refugee camp, students can get fresh vegetables, fruits and cakes every day, but not every child in the camp have the chance to become a "school student". There are around 52,000 school-aged children, but only around 25,000 are studying at school. A large number of children have had to drop out and work to help support their families.
"Well, from the last semester, we saw that the children are very excited to have an apple and cucumber every day. We saw that the attendance of school children was increasing when we were providing the healthy kitchen meal. And we hope to see that too, during this semester," said Amina Asfour, UNWFP Programme Policy Officer.
In addition, Syrian women in the refugee camp are also provided training and employment opportunities by "Healthy Kitchen" Project, aiming to alleviate their families’ hard condition and to enable more children to go to school.
The Chinese government has stepped up and provided three batches of emergency humanitarian aid supplies, and aided refugees through UNWFP.
"In the area, there are a lot of refugees, especially thousands of children that are having lessons here. We will pay close attention to refugees' health conditions. Chinese government and its embassy to Jordan will do their utmost to provide more necessary assistance to the schools and the refugee camp," said Pan Weifang, Chinese ambassador to Jordan.
Jordan-Refugee/Chinese Aid
Dateline : April 23, 2017
Location : Zaatari Refugee Camp,Jordan
Duration : 1'48
Zaatari Refugee Camp, Jordan - April 23, 2017
1. Various of scenes in refugee camp: tents, barriers, people riding bikes
2. Various of signs stating aid from Germany, China, Canada and "Thank you" in German, Chinese, English
3. Various of meals on desks
4. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Syrian refugee, also worker for "Healthy Kitchen" (partially overlaid with shot 5):
"The project provides different kinds of nutritious meals according to students' ages from elementary school to senior high school. It will help students a lot. Varied food collocations will better meet students' demand of nutrition."
++SHOT OVERLAYING SOUNDBITE++
5. Girls grinning
++SHOT OVERLAYING SOUNDBITE++
6. Various of students taking food out of paper bags
7. SOUNDBITE (English) Amina Asfour, UNWFP Programme Policy Officer (partially overlaid with shot 8):
"Well, from the last semester, we saw that the children are very excited to have an apple and cucumber every day. We saw that the attendance of school children was increasing when we were providing the healthy kitchen meal. And we hope to see that too, during this semester."
++SHOT OVERLAYING SOUNDBITE++
8. Girl eating cucumber
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9. Various of "Healthy Kitchen" workers welcoming Chinese ambassador to Jordan, Pan Weifang
10. Pan speaking to "Healthy Kitchen" workers
11. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Pan Weifang, Chinese ambassador to Jordan (partially overlaid with shot 12-13):
"In the area, there are a lot of refugees, especially thousands of children that are having lessons here. We will pay close attention to refugees' health conditions. Chinese government and its embassy to Jordan will do their utmost to provide more necessary assistance to the schools and the refugee camp."
++SHOT OVERLAYING SOUNDBITE++
12. Students in class
13. Pan speaking to with "Healthy Kitchen" workers
++SHOT OVERLAYING SOUNDBITE++
14. Various of children playing on playground
China is assisting United Nations World Food Program (UNWFP) to launch the "Healthy Kitchen" Project for Syrian refugees living at Zaatari refugee camp in Jordan.
The project plans to provide 100 meals of nutrient-rich food for each of the 12,000 students every year.
"The project provides different kinds of nutritious meals according to students' ages from elementary school to senior high school. It will help students a lot. Varied food collocations will better meet students' demand of nutrition," said Areej, a Syrian refugee, and worker for “Healthy Kitchen”.
Studying in schools at Zaatari refugee camp, students can get fresh vegetables, fruits and cakes every day, but not every child in the camp have the chance to become a "school student". There are around 52,000 school-aged children, but only around 25,000 are studying at school. A large number of children have had to drop out and work to help support their families.
"Well, from the last semester, we saw that the children are very excited to have an apple and cucumber every day. We saw that the attendance of school children was increasing when we were providing the healthy kitchen meal. And we hope to see that too, during this semester," said Amina Asfour, UNWFP Programme Policy Officer.
In addition, Syrian women in the refugee camp are also provided training and employment opportunities by "Healthy Kitchen" Project, aiming to alleviate their families’ hard condition and to enable more children to go to school.
The Chinese government has stepped up and provided three batches of emergency humanitarian aid supplies, and aided refugees through UNWFP.
"In the area, there are a lot of refugees, especially thousands of children that are having lessons here. We will pay close attention to refugees' health conditions. Chinese government and its embassy to Jordan will do their utmost to provide more necessary assistance to the schools and the refugee camp," said Pan Weifang, Chinese ambassador to Jordan.
ID : 8048727
Published : 2017-04-25 07:21
Last Modified : 2017-07-14 06:54:00
Source : China Central Television (CCTV)
Restrictions : No access Chinese mainland
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