Update the achievements for this week,

• Data collection for the cash feasibility and market assessment has been completed, and the report is currently being prepared.
• The Beneficiary Selection Committee and the Community Feedback Committee are currently conducting beneficiary identification and registration in five PAPDA kebeles: Galka’yo (200 beneficiaries), Deyah (200 beneficiaries), Shubo (200 beneficiaries), Dhuurdheer (200 beneficiaries), and Reebo (200 beneficiaries).
• A store has been rented in Kelafo for ES kits.
• ES kits have been dispatched from IOM’s warehouse and were delivered today in Kelafo.

PAPDA’s plan for the following week:

• Share the cash feasibility and market assessment report to IOM
• Complete Beneficiary Registration
• Commence House to House independent beneficiary verification
• Selection of Financial Service Provider (FSP)

Challenges

• The increased volume of the Shabale River and resulting flooding have made it difficult to access specific sites.
• In some areas, flooding persists, creating ideal conditions for mosquitoes, and residents request mosquito nets.
• Road infrastructure is poor, and some selected kebeles are far from the center.
• Challenges on duplication of Kebeles: PAPDA discovered that Save the Children already supported the two Kebeles, Haracd and Deqsuge; consequently, after discussions with the relevant office, Deyah and Galka’yo Kebeles replaced these Kebeles.