"Kwara will reduce COVID-induced hardship for vulnerable citizens"
Senior Special Adviser on Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to the Governor of Kwara State, Dr Jamila Ibrahim, said the country will do everything possible to ease the hassles that the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) imposes on citizens.< /p>
Ibrahim said the state could pay attention to its sources on rural women and teenagers across the kingdom, until a greater percentage of them have benefited from various comfort programs from the national government. She was speaking the day before, in Ilorin, during a program of the United Nations Development Program (UNDP), in partnership with the authorities of the kingdom.
The event, among others, became determined to launch the Post-COVID-19 Socio-Economic Revitalization Support Program to get the hardcore coins to vulnerable residents of the kingdom.
His sentences: "This launch of a financial revitalization program for vulnerable groups affected by COVID-19 in Kwara country through UNDP aims to complement the current development tasks in Kwara that guarantee social security .
"We must commend our governor for his tireless efforts to improve human capital and create an enabling environment for the SDGs to thrive in Kwara."
She said the program could also contribute to the achievement of SDG target 2.3 (zero hunger), which aims to double agricultural productivity and incomes of small-scale meal processors by 2030.
Appreciating the UNDP and the federal government for the initiative, she said evidence abounds to show that the cash transfer program for inclined humans should end extreme poverty.
"Exchanging cash to sentient humans has proven to be a manageable strategy to combat extreme poverty. There is documented evidence of how placing cash without delay Between the Fingers of the Needy has helped refocus global efforts to empower human beings and gives humans the energy to dictate the path of their own destiny.
"In Kwara, we have long domesticated President Muhammadu Buhari's coin transfer policy. It works for us as it has worked for the Federal Government. Through our Social Investment Programs (SIPs) and different interventions, we reduced the poverty rate from 30.2 cents to 20.4 cents. We also helped young human beings to develop their businesses,” she said.
The government of the kingdom advised the UNDP for its role in improving the arena.
Senior Special Adviser on Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to the Governor of Kwara State, Dr Jamila Ibrahim, said the country will do everything possible to ease the hassles that the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) imposes on citizens.< /p>
Ibrahim said the state could pay attention to its sources on rural women and teenagers across the kingdom, until a greater percentage of them have benefited from various comfort programs from the national government. She was speaking the day before, in Ilorin, during a program of the United Nations Development Program (UNDP), in partnership with the authorities of the kingdom.
The event, among others, became determined to launch the Post-COVID-19 Socio-Economic Revitalization Support Program to get the hardcore coins to vulnerable residents of the kingdom.
His sentences: "This launch of a financial revitalization program for vulnerable groups affected by COVID-19 in Kwara country through UNDP aims to complement the current development tasks in Kwara that guarantee social security .
"We must commend our governor for his tireless efforts to improve human capital and create an enabling environment for the SDGs to thrive in Kwara."
She said the program could also contribute to the achievement of SDG target 2.3 (zero hunger), which aims to double agricultural productivity and incomes of small-scale meal processors by 2030.
Appreciating the UNDP and the federal government for the initiative, she said evidence abounds to show that the cash transfer program for inclined humans should end extreme poverty.
"Exchanging cash to sentient humans has proven to be a manageable strategy to combat extreme poverty. There is documented evidence of how placing cash without delay Between the Fingers of the Needy has helped refocus global efforts to empower human beings and gives humans the energy to dictate the path of their own destiny.
"In Kwara, we have long domesticated President Muhammadu Buhari's coin transfer policy. It works for us as it has worked for the Federal Government. Through our Social Investment Programs (SIPs) and different interventions, we reduced the poverty rate from 30.2 cents to 20.4 cents. We also helped young human beings to develop their businesses,” she said.
The government of the kingdom advised the UNDP for its role in improving the arena.
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