?What did participants say about their training experience
?And what changed after they gained professional skills
Watch inspiring stories from vocational training participants in the Food to Resilience (FuTuRe) project in Hadhramaut, funded by #BMZ in partnership with #WFP, and discover how these new skills helped them create better livelihood opportunities and build a more sustainable future.
At the age of seven, Ahmed Salmeen Ali Al-Rifai began accompanying his father while tending sheep. Just three years later, he started working alongside him in farming. Since then, the land has remained an essential part of his life. Today, Ahmed is 70 years old and continues to work on his farm...
In her home garden, Samah Abdullah grew more than just vegetables… she grew an opportunity and a story of success. 🌱 Samah shares her experience with the Home Gardens Activity and the impact it has had on her life and her family. Project | Integrated Water Resources Management to Enhance Resil...
With his own hands, farmer Emad Abdulrahman rebuilt the agricultural terraces, transforming land once threatened by floods and erosion into a safer, cultivable space. 🌱 Through the Cash-for-Work activity, the rehabilitation of the terraces helped protect the land and enabled Emad and his famil...
