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Internal Displaced Youth Skills Development Training in Kumba
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PROJECT PICTURES AT A GLANCE
Skills Development Training on Tailoring to Girls in Bekumu
Energy Globe Award presentation to the deligate
of Environment Kumba Meme Division
40 Bamusso adolescent girls were trained on tailoring skills upgrading and engage in employment for income generating .The Training for cutting & tailoring is provided to adolescents girls for providing them with employment. The girls are given three months of training and skills upgrading after which they are evaluated and government recognized certificates are awarded to them. This program is funded by Manos Unidas from Spain. 40 adolescents girls have received training under this program in 2018. After receiving training the girls are able to find employment in local boutiques, start their own tailoring work and some are even found employment as trainers. This training continues to be very popular especially for girls and women who can read and write but were unable to complete their high school.
•Fifty (50) Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) Boys have successfully completed Aluminium and Glass Fabrication Skills training.
The one (1) year level of skill of each trainee has acquired to a satisfactory level.
• The training was carried out in Kumba. The area is situated in Meme Division in the South West Region where many IDPs are hosted. Due to financial crises, they were unable to undertake vocational and skills training.
•One training center for the training was established. The training center was selected with the consent of the
community. Local training venue helped the IDPs boys to participate in the training easily without any
mobility problem.The project has developed life-long skills, both technical and soft skills, based on labour market demands that will contribute to the improvement and sustainability of the IDPs in KUMBA
Internally displaced persons (IDPs) regain hope in KUMBA
