Zamfara ACReSAL trains Community groups on revolving funds

 



From Ahmed Attahir


The Agro Climatic Resilience in Semi Arid Landscape (ACReSAL) project,in Zamfara state has organized training for benefiting Community groups on revolving funds in the state.

The training of community beneficiaries was part of final staged plan for the disbursement of cash to business groups in the state.

Speaking on Tuesday during opening ceremony for the flagged off two day training on revolving funds organized by ACReSAL project in collaboration with Zamfara state ministry of environment held at command guest house in Gusau, the state capital,the state project coordinator Nasiru Bello said the training was timely for the beneficiaries in the state.

"This training is organize to sensitize people, particularly those who would benefit from cash loans from Bungudu, Gusau and Kaura Namoda local government areas, the important of saving and paying back loans for others to benefit". He said.

Nasiru Bello explained that ACReSAL is a project initiated by the federal government through world bank assistance with aimed to address critical challenges 

'"Our  project was to ensure more sustainable future with aimed to support communities to improve capacity and investments for sustainable livelihoods".He explained 

In his remarks,the chairman steering committee and commissioner for  environment and solid mineral who was represented by the permanent secretary Alhaji  Garba Altine Dauran called on beneficiaries to utilize what they were given, saying that ACReSAL project was aimed to improve living standards of community.

Dauran appreciated the support of the state Governor Dauda lawal to ensure the successful implementation of ACReSAL project in the state.

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