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Cash for labor project in Marib launched

[20/08/2020 06:14]

MARIB - SABA
Deputy Governor of Marib Abd-Rabbu Miftah launched Thursday Cash for Labor Project to displaced families at Jefainah Camp here.

The project comes within the program of Enabling Weaker Displaced People in the Society and is carried out by Bina'a Corporation for Development with contribution from Cleaning and Improving Fund in cooperation with the executive unit for managing displaced people camps and financed by German Agency for Social Service (KHD)
The project targets 335 family supporters from the weakest displaced people in the camp.

Miftah confirmed significance of the project for meeting the minimum level of displaced people's needs and improving their living conditions.

For his part, the Head of Bina'a Corporation Abd-Rabbu Nasser confirmed that the project will provide cash for work to 335 beneficiaries in six months for carrying out cleaning, improving and planting activities in the camp.