RPF and Conduct monitoring of the EMAA and Continuous Regular Part of RAP (if implementation of RPF and ESLSE or during meeting supervision prepared) RAP External reports and cost monitoring consultant phases minutes Livelihood Conduct needs assessment of EMAA As long as Copy of 500,000 Restoration the PAPs and allocate andESLSE in the process general (100,000 per (visits and resources to help them restore collaboration takes assessment year for 5 interviews their livelihoods and benefit with during the report Lume with the from project activities Woreda PAPs) and as needed phases Livelihood Conduct an independent Independent Mid Term Copy of the 300,000.00 Restoration assessment/review of the of the Independent and Livelihood Restoration and Party ETLP Employment Employment Creation monitoring Project Schemes Schemes proposed by the Report Independent ETLP Project Review Livelihood Proper implementation of the ESLSE or reports 250,000.00 Restoration livelihood restoration plan will external after the Plan be audited consultant as completion needed of the audit plan Special Facilitate employment EMAA, Regularly Number of Part of Support to opportunities for vulnerable ESLSE, dry until action people supervision Vulnerable groups and unemployed youth, port in is effected employed in cost; and Groups (visits who have the capacity to work collaboration during the the port Covered and in the dry port either with from the under Lume interviews permanently or temporarily and vulnerable livelihood Woreda with the administration, groups and restoration Organize the uneducated PAPs) and local labor phases unemployed support youths, and provide them with and social youth skills training affairs offices Number of Provide support to vulnerable as needed income groups particularly, youths, generating women headed households, activities and the elderly to involve in created for income generating activities vulnerable such as poultry, cattle groups fattening, etc., providing training on life skills and Number of marketing skills trainings Given the current association offered to of loaders and unloaders is unemployed going to finish its term soon, youth opportunity should be given
RPF and RAP (if prepared) monitoring Conduct monitoring of the implementation of RPF and RAP EMAA and ESLSE or External consultant Continuous during phases Regular meeting reports and minutes Part of supervision cost Livelihood Restoration (visits and interviews with the PAPs) Conduct needs assessment of the PAPs and allocate resources to help them restore their livelihoods and benefit from project activities EMAA andESLSE in collaboration with Lume Woreda as needed As long as the process takes during the and phases Copy of general assessment report 500,000 (100,000 per year for 5 Livelihood Restoration and Employment Schemes Independent Review Conduct an independent assessment/review of the Livelihood Restoration and Employment Creation Schemes proposed by the ETLP Project Independent Party monitoring Mid Term of the ETLP Project Copy of the Independent Report 300,000.00 Livelihood Restoration Plan completion audit Proper implementation of the livelihood restoration plan will be audited ESLSE or external consultant as needed after the of the plan reports 250,000.00 Special Support to Vulnerable Groups (visits and interviews with the PAPs) Facilitate employment opportunities for vulnerable groups and unemployed youth, who have the capacity to work in the dry port either permanently or temporarily Organize the uneducated youths, and provide them with skills training Provide support to vulnerable groups particularly, youths, women headed households, and the elderly to involve in income generating activities such as poultry, cattle fattening, etc., providing training on life skills and marketing Given the current association of loaders and unloaders is going to finish its term soon, opportunity should be given EMAA, ESLSE, dry port in collaboration with Lume Woreda administration, and local labor and social affairs offices as needed Regularly until action is effected during the and phases Number of people employed in the port from the vulnerable groups and unemployed youth Number of income generating activities created for vulnerable groups Number of skills trainings offered to unemployed youth Part of supervision cost; and Covered under livelihood restoration support
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