C. Special support and Facilitate employment Dry For livelihood Modjo assistance was not opportunities for vulnerable groups Port, restoration cost arranged to the vulnerable who have the capacity to work in please refer to Woreda/City/ groups during land the dry port; 10.2.2.C Kebele acquisition such as youths, administrations Provide support to vulnerable Training cost: women headed groups particularly, youths, 500,000.00 households, terminally ill women headed households, and and aged people the elderly to involve in income generating activities such as poultry, cattle fattening, etc., Provide training on life and marketing; Arrange ways in which the educated youth, especially in those project affected for kebeles employment opportunities with special affirmative action such as without requiring experience Organize the uneducated youths (with appropriate training) to be employed as service providers to the port in the loading and unloading, waste management (segregate, reuse, and recycling of waste), etc. Provide skill training to the youth to prepare them unlock employment opportunities in the Dry Port Provide livelihood restoration support and include them in the livelihood restoration activities D. Meet some expectations Provide some corporate social Dry 10,000,000.00 Modjo of local communities and responsibility support such as Port, supplying potable water to needy woreda/kebele Woreda/Kebele administrations local communities; keep up administrations services to local Kolba Gode Kebele communities and other actors; hosting the dry port did not some support for the Kolba Gode gain any special benefit. of Kebele Modjo Chairperson on Kebele behalf of the residents has Ensure that all workers are trained indicated that they are in an abide by code of conduct disappointed and approved by ESLSE complained about the Upgrade Kolba Gode Kebele service provisions and offices hosting the dry port and gained nothing in spite of equipped with basic facilities hosting the dry ports. This
C. Special support and assistance was not arranged to the vulnerable groups during land acquisition such as youths, women headed households, terminally ill and aged people Facilitate employment opportunities for vulnerable groups who have the capacity to work in the dry port; 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., Provide training on life and marketing; Arrange ways in which the educated youth, especially in those project affected kebeles for employment opportunities with special affirmative action such as without requiring experience Organize the uneducated youths (with appropriate training) to be employed as service providers to the port in the loading and unloading, waste management (segregate, reuse, and recycling of waste), etc. Provide skill training to the youth to prepare them unlock employment opportunities in the Dry Port Provide livelihood restoration support and include them in the livelihood restoration activities Modjo Dry Port, Woreda/City/ Kebele administrations For livelihood restoration cost please refer to 10.2.2.C Training cost: 500,000.00 D. Meet some expectations of local communities and woreda/kebele administrations Kolba Gode Kebele hosting the dry port did not gain any special benefit. Kebele Chairperson on behalf of the residents has indicated that they are disappointed and complained about the service provisions and gained nothing in spite of hosting the dry ports. This Provide some corporate social responsibility support such as supplying potable water to needy local communities; keep up services to local communities and other actors; some support for the Kolba Gode Kebele of Modjo Ensure that all workers are trained in an abide by code of conduct approved by ESLSE Upgrade Kolba Gode Kebele offices hosting the dry port and equipped with basic facilities Modjo Dry Port, Woreda/Kebele administrations 10,000,000.00
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