The project is designed to empower the community in the target area to participate actively in the development and democratization process, peace-building, and solutions of socio-economic issues causing frustration and representation often a root cause for conflicts.
The project is designed to empower the community in the target area to participate actively in the development and democratization process, peace-building, and solutions of socio-economic issues causing frustration and representation often a root cause for conflicts.
The project is designed to empower the community in the target area to participate actively in the development and democratization process, peace-building, and solutions of socio-economic issues causing frustration and representation often a root cause for conflicts.
The project is designed to empower the community in the target area to participate actively in the development and democratization process, peace-building, and solutions of socio-economic issues causing frustration and representation often a root cause for conflicts.
The project is designed to empower the community in the target area to participate actively in the development and democratization process, peace-building, and solutions of socio-economic issues causing frustration and representation often a root cause for conflicts.
The project is designed to empower the community in the target area to participate actively in the development and democratization process, peace-building, and solutions of socio-economic issues causing frustration and representation often a root cause for conflicts.
Youth Leadership and Engagement Access for Development (Youth- LEAD) project is a civil society support program two (CSSP II) funded project and implemented by Eshet Children and Youth Development Organization (ECYDO) in partnership with Redeem the Generation (RTG).
The project is designed to empower the community in the target area to participate actively in the development and democratization process, peace-building, and solutions of socio-economic issues causing frustration and representation often a root cause for conflicts.
The project is implemented in 5 primary schools found in Asella town in Oromia Region, Ethiopia. The proposed project location is known as a transit town with a high prevalence of HIV, gender-based violence, and harmful traditional practices such as early marriage.
In Ethiopia, 95 percent of all persons with disabilities are estimated to live in poverty (Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs). Many depend on family support and begging for their livelihoods. On the other hand, The partner organization SCPDA runs a school for 20 children with visual impairment in Bishoftu the children are provided educational special attention to reading and writing in Braille after they graduate from this special school they are sent to regular schools
