Ethiopia: Development Response to Displacement Impacts Project Benefits Refugees and Host Communities
The 7th World Bank Mission for the Development Response to Displacement Impacts Project Phase II (DRDIP II) was held to review the project’s 2018 Ethiopian Fiscal Year (EFY) performance and discuss progress, challenges, and future priorities. The meeting brought together World Bank officials, Ministry of Agriculture representatives, project staff, and regional authorities. Speaking at the forum, Dr. Isayas Nigatu, Ethiopia’s Coordinator for DRDIP II, said the project is making a significant contribution to improving the livelihoods of refugees and host communities through various development interventions. He noted that the World Bank conducts biannual missions to assess implementation progress, address challenges, and strengthen support for the effective delivery of project activities. Mrs. Belaynesh Kumsa, Advisor to the state minister for Crop and Horticulture Development at the Ministry of Agriculture, highlighted the major achievements registered under the project. She stated that DRDIP II has made notable progress in community infrastructure development, environmental protection and rehabilitation, and livelihood enhancement activities.According to Ms. Belaynesh, the project
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