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Marib cash for work project to enhance livelihoods of 600 IDPs

[14/06/2020 03:38]

MARIB-SABA
Deputy Governor of Marib Abd-Rabbu Miftah launched a cash for work project to employ temporarily and thus enhance the livelihood of 600 IDPs who fled the Houthi militant-controlled territories to the government-held province.

The project is being implemented by a local organization with support from the Saudi aid agency KSrelief.

The six hundred targeted beneficiaries including the most vulnerable IDPs will undertake town clean-up campaigns and 250 of them will take vocational training clashes to prepare them for skill demanding professions.