Endline study of “Composite Actions for Climate Migrants in Urban Slums (CACMUS)” projects
WaterAid Bangladesh implemented the “Composite Actions for Climate Migrants in Urban Slums (CACMUS)” project in Rajshahi. The intended outcomes of the projects are as follows:
- WASH deprivation reduced among climate vulnerable people in low-income communities through sustainable access to resilient facilities and services
- Sustainable livelihood skill and opportunities increased for climate-migrants through access to microfinance services and marketable skill development.
- Inclusive and pro-poor service delivery by the Rajshahi City Corporation (RCC) and Rajshahi WASA (RWASA) strengthened.
The Three-Year long project’ key beneficiaries include women, children, adolescent girls, school learners and people with disabilities. This project is going to end soon, as a result an endline study has been initiated.
To conduct the endline study, Centre for Research and Development (CRD) has been awarded. With a vibrant team, Dr. Md Mokhlesur Rahman will lead this assignment.
WaterAid Bangladesh implemented the “Composite Actions for Climate Migrants in Urban Slums (CACMUS)” project in Rajshahi. The intended outcomes of the projects are as follows:
- WASH deprivation reduced among climate vulnerable people in low-income communities through sustainable access to resilient facilities and services
- Sustainable livelihood skill and opportunities increased for climate-migrants through access to microfinance services and marketable skill development.
- Inclusive and pro-poor service delivery by the Rajshahi City Corporation (RCC) and Rajshahi WASA (RWASA) strengthened.
The Three-Year long project’ key beneficiaries include women, children, adolescent girls, school learners and people with disabilities. This project is going to end soon, as a result an endline study has been initiated.
To conduct the endline study, Centre for Research and Development (CRD) has been awarded. With a vibrant team, Dr. Md Mokhlesur Rahman will lead this assignment.