E wash Intervention Training in Borama

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E wash Intervention Training in Borama

AYODA Program manager and project staff organized and conducted three days training for Sanitation and Hygiene promotion to 20 Borama IDP Community committees in Haldor Hotel Borama. The training is part of Sanitation & hygiene interventions P

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AYODA Program manager and project staff organized and conducted three days training for Sanitation and Hygiene promotion to 20 Borama IDP Community committees in Haldor Hotel Borama. The training is part of Sanitation & hygiene interventions Project funded by USAID, managing by UNICEF and implementing by AYODA organization in IDP camps in Borama, Lughaya & Odwayne districts of Somaliland. The regional health coordinator, PHC coordinator, NDRA regional coordinator and Executive secretary of Borama municipality were participated the opening of that training. Trainees IDP Community committees are expected to mobilise thier communities for better Sanitation and Hygiene and prevention for Diseses, AWD/Cholera and Fever resulting by unhygienic, stagnant water and wastes in IDP camps and host communities in Borama town. USAID - US Agency for International Development UNICEF Wasaaradda Biyaha JSL Wasaaradda Horumarinta Caafimaadka JSL Hay'adda Qaxoontiga Iyo Barakacayaasha Qaranka https://youtu.be/f-Mh1-Xsqog

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Mission

To promote sustainable development through community-based socio-economic empowerment targeting vulnerable youth, women, children, pastoralists, and people with disabilities while responding to environmental and climate change challenges in Somaliland.

Vision

A country where the youth, women, children, pastoralists, and people with disabilities respond to the causes and effects of vulnerable and poverty.

AYODA Values

Transparency and accountability: AYODA believes in upholding transparency and accountability to all stakeholders (Donors, Beneficiaries, communities and Government).
Gender Equity: AYODA believes that all human beings have the right to basic needs. Therefore in its execution of its tasks it will ensure impartiality, fairness and equitable (justified) need-based resource allocation.
Integrity and respect: AYODA believes in upholding integrity and respect for local cultural diversity and norms during implementation of its tasks.
Community empowerment: AYODA believes in the empowerment of the community to ensure sustainability of the initiatives being promoted.
Participation; Participation is very important to share ideas and ways during the planning, implementation and M&E. It means all stakeholder participate the project activity, and mainly participation of beneficiaries.

E wash Intervention Training in Borama

E wash Intervention Training in Borama

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