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3 Review discussions with development officers

It’s noteworthy that the project has undertaken review discussions involving 120 Development Officers for Foreign Employment (DO-FE) in Ampara district, under the Ministry of Foreign Employment. These discussions, conducted under the supervision of DOFE Coordinator A.M. Farzan, serve to clarify the purpose of the migrant workers’ welfare associations established in the project areas. The aim […]
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Awareness of safe labor migration information

It’s highly commendable that 105 volunteers selected from the operational areas of this project have received essential 4-day training. The goal of this training is to equip these volunteers with the necessary knowledge and skills to create awareness about safe labor migration information among the villagers. This initiative reflects a commitment to community engagement, information […]
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Workers who have returned from abroad have been provided with industrial equipment for self-employment

It’s commendable that 54 workers, both those anticipating going abroad and those who have returned, have been selected for Occupation Guidance counseling. This initiative reflects a proactive approach to supporting individuals at different stages of their international employment journey. The provision of vocational skills training to these individuals is a valuable investment in enhancing their […]
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Training for Families Seeking Vocational Skills and Opportunities Abroad.

It’s commendable to learn that pre-counseling sessions were conducted for 395 applicants who applied for industrial training under the Skill Development Program. These sessions, aimed at providing guidance and advice related to professional skills, are particularly impactful for families of migrant workers who plan to go abroad after acquiring these skills. Out of the applicants, […]
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Discussion with government vocational training consultants, relevant stakeholders, project staff

It’s commendable that there have been four discussions involving Government Vocational Training Consultants, stakeholders, and project staff regarding project activities. These discussions serve as a vital platform for sharing information, clarifying project-related details, and actively involving key participants in the project process. The collaborative nature of these discussions is crucial for ensuring that all stakeholders […]
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Sensitization discussion on the processes of the Vocational Skill Development Programme

It’s commendable to note that a series of sensitization discussions has taken place to enlighten and engage various stakeholders in the Skill Development Program. A total of 17 discussions have been conducted, involving 551 leaders from village-level organizations and government officials. Additionally, three discussions have included 90 volunteers. These sensitization discussions play a crucial role […]
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Professional Skill Development Program for 275 Officials in 11 Divisions.

It is commendable that 11 planning discussions have been conducted as part of the Professional Skill Development Program, involving a total of 275 government officials from 11 Divisional Secretary Divisions. This initiative demonstrates a commitment to enhancing the skills and capabilities of government officials, fostering a collaborative and proactive approach to planning and development. These […]
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Awareness of Banking Procedures

Between August 17 and August 24, 2019, a series of three awareness seminars were conducted in the Karaitivu area, focusing on “Awareness of Banking Procedures.” Mrs. Yazhini, an employee of HNB Bank, played a pivotal role in facilitating these informative sessions. The seminars aimed to enlighten participants about banking procedures and the various services provided […]
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