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The World Bank has approved $600 million for two projects in Bangladesh to help over 1.75 million poor and vulnerable populations. These two projects will include youths, women, disadvantaged groups, and returnee migrant workers to improve employability and livelihood opportunities, and build
World Bank approves $600 million to improve livelihoods of vulnerable Bangladeshis Star Digital Report Star Digital Report The World Bank has approved USD 600 million for two projects in Bangladesh to help over 1.75 million poor and vulnerable population against future shocks like the Covid-19 pandemic. The two projects will work with the youth, women, disadvantaged groups, and returnee migrant workers in improving employability and livelihood opportunities, and build their resilience against future shocks, according to a release issued yesterday in this regard. "In Bangladesh, the Covid-19...
WB approves $600 mn for 2 projects to help poor in Bangladesh The World Bank has approved $600 million for two projects in Bangladesh to help over 1.75 million poor and vulnerable populations. These two projects will include youths, women, disadvantaged groups, and returnee migrant workers to improve employability and livelihood opportunities, and build their resilience against future shocks like the Covid-19 pandemic, according to a WB media release. The $300 million Accelerating and Strengthening Skills for Economic Transformation (ASSET) Project will equip more than 1 million youths and wo...
Helping 1.75M Poor: WB approves $600m for 2 projects Unb, Dhaka Unb, Dhaka The World Bank has approved $600 million for two projects in Bangladesh to help over 1.75 million poor and vulnerable people. These two projects will provide support to youths, women, disadvantaged groups, and returnee migrant workers to improve employability and livelihood opportunities, and build their resilience against future shocks like the Covid-19 pandemic, according to a WB media release. The $300 million Accelerating and Strengthening Skills for Economic Transformat...
Luvuyo Mehlwana Oscar Mabuyane said if the university failed to reverse his deregistration, he would make them do so in court. He was excluded and deregistered from the university's master's programme for not meeting minimum requirements. The university said it had no record of Mabuyane's RPL (recognition of prior learning) portfolio having been assessed as per its rules. Oscar Mabuyane says if the University of Fort Hare fails to reverse his deregistration, he will make them do so in a court of law. Mabuyane said this in a message communicated to News24 by his office. This week, Mabu...