Hunger & Livelihoods
Tuesday 4 September 2018
The Joint Emergency Operation (JEOP) has been implemented in partnership with the Government of Ethiopia since August 2012 to address the food needs of transitory food insecure individuals.
Friday 27 April 2018
Assisted by his coaches, Eyasu has established a good link with the local microfinance office and enquired about the loan criteria. Considering his technical and psychological readiness, he was granted to receive a loan of 150,000 Ethiopian Birr (5,520 USD) from a special revolving credit facility.
Wednesday 9 August 2017
By Zakir Elmi
“When I was selected as one of those vulnerable youth to participate in the youth livelihood initiative, I knew my life was going to change for the better” says Ayitu Bekele, a young resident in Woreda 7 of Akaki-Kaliti sub-city in Addis Ababa.
Wednesday 8 February 2017
Wednesday 8 February 2017
The business in the picture is a boutique owned and run by Tsegaw Haile in Maychew Town. The boutique in its current capacity is worth 80,000 Birr. This is not the only business Tsegaw owns and runs. He also has another boutique in the same town worth 25,000 Birr. In addition to the two businesses, Tsegaw has saved 15,000 Birr in ‘equb’ (local saving scheme). He attributes all to POTENTIAL and the trainings he received from the project.
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