@upfsp@RobertlimLim@nusaf3_ug@Drdip_ug@ESPprogramme@Omoding LIPW Sub-projects funded by Government through NUSAF3 Project has increased the stock of community assets and built the resilience of many beneficiaries, especially through the savings component
@upfsp@RobertlimLim@nusaf3_ug@Drdip_ug@Omoding@carolorika This expertise will be called upon to support fast roll- out for the urban cash for work programme
work menu proposed in the guidelines will be customised to meet the needs of the Urban centres with the objective creating and maintaining infrastructure
@upfsp@RobertlimLim@nusaf3_ug@Drdip_ug@Omoding@carolorika In Uganda, NUSAF 2 and 3, labour-constrained households across the country were mobilised and guided to plan, design and implement LIPW projects with technical assistance from the District, Municipal Council, Community Facilitators and Local lead Artisans (LLAs).
@upfsp@RobertlimLim@nusaf3_ug@Drdip_ug@Omoding@carolorika The current National LIPW Guidelines can be customized and applied in both urban and rural areas within the context of Covid-19 pandemic.
Technical skills & expertise for implementing the LIPW have been built overtime through the implementation of NUSAF3.
@upfsp@Drdip_ug@nusaf3_ug@RobertlimLim@ESPprogramme@Omoding They can hardly provide for their families after the two months’ period of lock down due to COVID 19 pandemic
LIPWs offer quick cash transfers to such categories of people who can offer their labour while cushioning the most vulnerable (10%) to recover from shock/pandemic.
@upfsp@Drdip_ug@ESPprogramme@OPMUganda@Omoding households without persons who are able to work
(PWD, Elderly, pregnant, child headed households, chronically sick etc). These constitute 20% of beneficiaries
@upfsp@Drdip_ug@RobertlimLim@OPMUganda@ESPprogramme@Omoding Projects identified by the communities arising from challenges faced. they include soil and water consecration, social infrastructure and food security income smoothening interventions
@upfsp@Drdip_ug@RobertlimLim@OPMUganda@ESPprogramme@Omoding LIPW is one of the interventions identified in the National Social Protection Policy to deliver social protection
It involves providing temporary or seasonal employment to vulnerable, semi-skilled and unskilled households
@upfsp@Drdip_ug@RobertlimLim@OPMUganda@ESPprogramme@Omoding The wages are are set slightly below the local casual labour wage rate to attract only those that need to work
current wage is 5500 per day
Implemented in the lean season in order not to disrupt the beneficiaries daily productive lives. work for about 54 days a year
@upfsp@Drdip_ug@RobertlimLim@OPMUganda@ESPprogramme@Omoding Key features of LIPW in Uganda :
Predominantly undertaken by unskilled persons but are ale to work
work for between 3-5 hours a day
women work shorter time to allow them return home to do other chores
@upfsp@Drdip_ug@RobertlimLim@OPMUganda@ESPprogramme@Omoding Participants receive cash in return for their participation in LIPW to enable them smoothen their household consumption and meet basic social services
LIPW activities create household and community Assets that communities use to sustain their livelihoods