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stanleynyoro/Donor-Fund-Stream-in-Kenya

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socioeconomic

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software
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sta
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The Shiny App contains web information on the donor fund being given by major countries to INGOs in Kenya # Donor-Fund-Stream-in-Kenya This is R Shiny App that contains information on donor funding of INGO that works in Kenya. Data used is scrapped from internet sources.

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