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SCF trains cash transfer facilitators in Aden

[13/08/2017 04:36]

ADEN-SABA

The Social Care Fund (SCF) and Prodigy Systems Company have begun training a number of facilitators working for the cash transfer program in Aden. The program serves more than 41 thousand beneficiaries in this province.

The Deputy Governor of Aden Rashad Shaye'a inaugurated the training. He affirmed support for the SCF activities and for transforming the cash aid recipients to self-sustaining producers.

He thanked the World Bank for paying sixth months' worth of aid to the beneficiaries as per the recipients payroll of 2014. The total amount consumed in covering the beneficiaries is YR 571 million.