Hydropower project boosts affected families' livelihoods
Summary
The Tanahun Hydropower Project has trained 776 affected residents in market-oriented skills and livelihood activities to help them build more stable incomes. A recent programme focused on commercial goat farming and financial literacy for households in Vyas, Bhimad, Myagde and Rishing.
Key Points
- The Tanahun Hydropower Project has run 38 skill development and livelihood enhancement programmes for 776 people from affected areas.
- The latest three-day training promoted commercial goat farming and financial literacy for 22 participants from four local municipalities.
- The project says the programmes are designed to diversify incomes, strengthen resilience and support financial self-reliance among affected households.
