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Through the Skills Development and Literacy (SDL) Project, ODESC distributed 465 Design & Tailoring toolkits to 465 learners
These toolkits will help learners strengthen their practical skills, turn their knowledge into opportunities, and take steps toward a brighter and more self-reliant future.
Ongoing
Some moments from the distribution of Design and Tailoring toolkits to learners under the SDL Project in Nuristan Province.
As part of the ongoing SDL Project activities, ODESC distributed 75 Design and Tailoring toolkits to learners in Wama District on 28 September 2026, followed by 100 toolkits in Parun District on 30 September 2026.
Ongoing
ODESC, under the SDL Project, distributed 90 Mobile Phone Repairing toolkits
The toolkits will help learners strengthen their practical skills and apply what they have learned during their training
Ongoing
A field monitoring visit was conducted in Waygal, covering around 12 male classes.
The team reviewed attendance, classroom conditions, student assessments, teaching activities, observation books, and provided awareness on UNESCO materials, CFM, PSEA, and related topics.
Ongoing
As part of last week’s activities under the Nuristan Skills Development and Literacy Project, monitoring and assessment visits were conducted to classes in Parun.
Students’ learning levels were assessed, informational and awareness materials were distributed and installed, and necessary coordination was carried out with relevant authorities regarding project activities and business and financial support for students.
Completed
The ODESC team in Nuristan Province successfully completed field visits across Kantiwa, Want-Waygal, and Kamdesh districts
These efforts support accurate data verification and help ensure transparent, efficient, and high-quality implementation of the education project
Ongoing
The ODESC team in Nuristan Province visited seven learning centers
The ODESC team in Nuristan Province visited seven learning centers in the Archano Valley of Wama District, encouraging learners and strengthening community engagement to improve educational outcomes.
Ongoing
No learner should be left behind!
ODESC is committed to expanding access to quality education
Ongoing
ODESC successfully conducted a one-day training for Village Skills Committee (VSC) Lead Members
The training enhanced participants’ understanding of their key roles and responsibilities, including class monitoring, learner attendance follow-up, community coordination, support to facilitators and learners, and effective reporting of challenges.
