Education

• 20 schools received over 4,000 books and 200 desks to create a positive learning environment for students
• Classrooms were constructed in a primary school to improve the classroom to student ratio from 1:98 to 1:55
• 70 teachers and caregivers were equipped to improve children’s life skills

• Over 800 farmers are practising improved farming technologies and techniques
• 32 savings groups were established; 110 farmers had access to micro-finance services
• Formed 10 functional disaster risk reduction structures in the community; 220 households applied coping strategies to mitigate the impact of disasters

• Drilled 34 boreholes and set up 19 rainwater harvesting tanks to increase clean water supply in communities
• 27 WASH committees were formed and trained to manage the community’s water and sanitation facilities
• Constructed 33 blocks of latrines for students and teachers; established health clubs in 16 schools to promote hygiene awareness

• 390 farmers learned about improved farming practices, such as pest and disease control, soil fertility management, and early planting to secure year-round access to sufficient food

• Partnered with World Food Programme to distribute food to refugee communities
• Distributed seeds and agricultural tools, and provided training for families to continue their livelihood activities