completed· Livelihoods· Disaster Risk
Reconstruction Skills
The project shall provide mason training to 6,500 trainees within the age group of 16-40 years from poor and earthquake affected households and potential workers from outside Village Development Committees/Districts. 7 days’ construction carpentry training will be provided for up to 1,000 trainees and piloting of retrofitting training will be done for 80 trainees. Priority will be given to: • Individuals who are interested in the trainings and are potential and have willingness to continue mason and construction carpentry as their future professions • People affected by earthquake • Women participants
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The project shall provide mason training to 6,500 trainees within the age group of 16-40 years from poor and earthquake affected households and potential workers from outside Village Development Committees/Districts. 7 days’ construction carpentry training will be provided for up to 1,000 trainees and piloting of retrofitting training will be done for 80 trainees. Priority will be given to: • Individuals who are interested in the trainings and are potential and have willingness to continue mason and construction carpentry as their future professions • People affected by earthquake • Women participants
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