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Uniting for Life: PAD & USAID’s Blood Donation Drive in Dire Dawa
Access to Clean Water in Lasta Woreda!
A glimpse of PAD's 36kW solar-powered water supply system in action, bringing sustainable water access to the community.
PAD, with support from EHF, distributing Limu variety maize seeds to drought-affected communities in Siraro Woreda.
Bringing Sustainable WASH Solutions to Lasta Woreda! With support from the Ethiopia Humanitarian Fund (hashtag#EHF), hashtag#PAD improved access to clean water and sanitation for 7,905 people in drought-affected Lasta Woreda, Amhara Region.
#PAD has Supported 38,456,859.51 Birr Multipurpose Cash Assistance hashtag#PAD with financial support from hashtag#CERF through hashtag#RRF/IOM,has provided 38,456,859.51 Birr in multipurpose cash assistance to 1,823 drought-affected households in Cirate, Tula Wayu, and Sele Site of Borena Zone. Each household received 21,095.37 Birr, enabling families to purchase essential items like food and water, helping to alleviate hunger and malnutrition in these vulnerable communities. A heartfelt thank you to our donors for making this life-changing support possible!
PAD has Distributed Limu Variety Maize Seeds to Drought-Affected Communities in Siraro Woreda with the Support of #EHF PAD has successfully distributed Limu variety maize seeds to 1,000 drought-affected households in Siraro Woreda, West Arsi Zone, with the support of the Ethiopian Humanitarian Fund (EHF). These improved seeds, selected by the community, are known for their productivity and ability to withstand dry conditions. By providing drought-tolerant seeds, #PAD is helping farmers increase food production, ensure more reliable harvests, and improve food security. Each household received 1 bag of seeds (33,000 seeds), enough to cover 0.5 hectares of land. This initiative supports economic recovery, reduces the risk of crop failure, and promotes sustainable farming practices to help communities adapt to changing climate conditions.
Empowering Futures! We celebrated the graduation of 150 participants (71F) who successfully completed vocational skills and entrepreneurship training in various income-generating activities (IGAs) such as block production, detergent production, poultry farming, and women's hair salons. The vibrant ceremony highlighted the importance of these skills in building sustainable livelihoods. More than 20 government officials from the Woreda and Zone, alongside representatives from Shire Polytechnic College, Shire Agricultural College, and IOM Shire AoR Office, joined the event. Graduates expressed their joy and gratitude, sharing how these opportunities made possible through PAD and IOM have renewed their hope for the future. Government officials and IOM delegates reaffirmed their commitment to supporting the participants' success in all aspects.
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