Over two days, the Public Works Project organized a training course on community contracting projects, occupational and environmental health and safety procedures and requirements, and promoting women's participation for the governorates of Sana'a, Rimah, Al-Mahweet and Dhamar, with the participation of 38 trainees.\

PWP has defined women and youth employment as a key objective for ESPECRP and made it a priority during implementation.

The PWP devotes a great deal of attention to strengthening women participation and economic empowerment.

PWP has launched the cash for work project in the Old City of Sana’a being implemented in partnership with UNESCO and funding from the European Union.

PWP started in earnest early this month field visits to various governorates for the handover of projects sites for the implementation of social protection and COVID-19 response projects (ESPECRP).

PWP has launched the implementation of a cash-for-work project – Improving livelihoods for Youth in Urban Areas of Yemen.

The Public Works Project launched last week the training program on occupational health and safety, social and environmental requirements, mechanism for community contracting, monitoring and follow-up using mobile phones, promotion of women participation within the Social Protection Project, and COVID-19.

The Public Works Project (PWP) organized a two-day workshop last week on the Cash for Work Project - improving livelihoods for youth in urban areas of Yemen. PWP is slated to implement the project in partnership with UNESCO, with funding from the European Union, in the Old City of Sana’a, Aden, Zabid, and Shibam Hadramout.