Call for Collective Action to Address Poverty Challenges

TLDR

• Strong partnerships for greater results The Deputy Minister further emphasised that poverty reduction requires collective action involving multiple stakeholders.
• Many households that were previously living in extreme poverty have now improved their lives and become economically independent,” he said.
• She called for stronger approaches that ensure households graduating from the programme remain economically stable and do not return to poverty.
• TASAF-supported education projects have also helped address challenges related to access to learning facilities through the construction of classrooms and dormitories, while infrastructure projects such as roads and.
• The challenges of poverty cannot be solved by one institution alone.