DRDIP beneficiaries of Kyempango A2 in Rwamwanja Refugee settlement planting trees to arrest the degradation of their fragile ecosystems. Activities under this sub-component are implemented through Labour Intensive Public Works (LIPW) model.
DRDIP beneficiaries of Kyempango A2 in Rwamwanja Refugee settlement digging diversion channels for gulley control to restore the degraded ecosystem under the supervision of PAW technical team and District Natural Resources Department. @Drdip_ug@CAREGlobal @EcoChristianOrg
Settlement commandant sensitizing DRDIP beneficiary groups in Kyempango B2 and Kikurure C on land issues. The groups responsibility is to avail land timely for smooth implementation of activities.
DRDIP beneficiary communities attending a training workshop in preparation for the fish farming projects a move that will boost their livelihood and nutrition. The training was facilitated by the district fisheries officer.
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Under the DRDIP guidelines, we ensure interventions are socially sound, sustainable and responsive through protection of environment and people’s properties, assets and resources, rights, livelihoods, dignity, wellbeing, and cultures through sensitization
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Under the DRDIP project, we are also supporting refugee communities with farming including a hand hoe, spade, hoe handles, rakes. Over 700 have so far been reached in a space of 3months
The refugee communities in Rwamwanja are taking lead in our tree and fruits planting initiative for environmental management for communities. This initiative is funded by the World Bank under the Development Response to Displacement Impacts Project (DRDIP)
The gov't announced that schools would open next month in a phased approach. We are glad to have taken part in a Joint Monitoring to set Basic Requirements & Minimum Standards for the re-opening of Schools & Institutions in Rwamwanja Refugee Settlement amidst COVID-19 Pandemic.