Consultant team performance evaluation was held at the organization meeting hall. In the period from May to July 2024, a thorough performance evaluation of the consultant team took place in PAPDA’s meeting hall on August 28. The review aimed to
Weekly Update#2: August 22, 2024 This week, we accomplished the following: – Completed staff requirements and held an introductory meeting with the new PAPDA staff in the field. – Conducted a transparent introductory meeting in Kelafo Woreda with 25 participants(5
On August 19, 2024, a productive discussion occurred at PAPDA headquarters regarding the Bokolmayo Integrated Access to Water and Livelihood Development Project (BOILDIP I). Since its inception on January 1, 2022, this project has played a significant role in enhancing
PAPDA is proud to announce the successful completion of a comprehensive five-day training program that equipped 35 of our dedicated team members with critical skills in digital literacy, cybersecurity, and an introductory understanding of ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) systems at
On August 7, 2024, Papda was briefed by Rabia Bedru, PAPDA’s legal advisor, on Ethiopian laws concerning civil society organizations. The briefing addresses the following matters: – Training on capacity building for the management team and officers of PAPDA is
CHS Alliance and PAPDA recently held a meeting on August 7, 2024, at PAPDA’s meeting hall. It was a productive discussion to enhance their joint efforts in addressing sexual exploitation, abuse, and harassment (SEAH) within the NGO sector. This meeting
PAPDA is proud to have recently hosted the revised Core Humanitarian Standard (CHS) launch at Sapphire Addis on August 6, 2024. This significant event brought together key stakeholders and experts in the humanitarian field to discuss the CHS’s evolution, relevance,
In the bustling Bardale IDP site, nestled in the heart of a resilient community of the Somali Region, Liben Zone Karsa Dulla Woreda lived Hasna Ibrahim Abdi. A mother of eight, with three boys and five girls, Hasna’s life was
In the heart of the Somali region, Guradamole Woreda, a small village nestled among rolling hills and vast fields, lived an active and vibrant eight-year-old girl named Nesibo Abdi Farah. Like many children her age, Nesibo spent her days helping
Kale and her elderly mother lived a peaceful life in the small village of Fuchucha, nestled in the Konso Zone. Kale was a bright student in grade 10, dreaming of a future filled with possibilities. However, in 2021, their lives
