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Wednesday, July 15, 2009 - 09.16 GMT

Japan grants 13 mn for livelihood projects

 

The Government of Japan has provided Rs. 10 million for an agricultural and livelihood project in Monaragala and Rs. 3 million for a health project in Polonnaruwa to improve living environment, income, and health of targeted communities.

The two Grant Contracts were singed between Mr. Kunio Takahashi, Ambassador of Japan and Mr. L. H. Trilantha de Silva, Executive Director of Lower Uva Development Center, and Mr. K.W.G. Wilson, Project Coordinator of Arunodaya Rural Development Federation Medirigiriya, respectively, on 12th June 2009 at the Embassy of Japan, states a press release issued by the Japanese embassy.

The Project for Uplifting Living Standards of Communities Living in 3 DS Divisions of Monaragala District will be implemented by the Lower Uva Development Center to renovate three roads, construct an anicut, improve a fruit processing facility, promote fruits production, and to facilitate a water scheme.

The Project for Construction of Drinking Wells and Toilets for Resettled Families in Medirigiriya, Polonnaruwa District will be implemented by the Arunodaya Rural Development Federation Medirigiriya to construct 7 wells and 20 common toilet units. The two projects will improve the living standards of 1,000 families.

The Government of Japan provides funds to Non-Governmental Organizations and governmental agencies through its Grant Assistance for Grassroots Human Security Projects (GGP) to fulfill urgent needs of all the communities at grass-root level.









 
 


 
   
   
   
   
   

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