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15 villagers joined the study tour of the Specialised
Cooperative Union of Farmers for demonstration on rubber
planting and orchid cultivation, and were shown the benefits
of cooperation. |
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40 project beneficiaries took part in experience sharing
workshop to discuss the impact of ChangAi programs on
micro-credit loans, training, education and health grants. |
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10 households continued the use of their two-year micro-credit
loans in raising pigs, cattle, and growing sugar cane. |
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1 university student and 6 high school students received
education grants. |
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20 villagers took part in training of the use of biogas
pit, chaired by the director of Rural Energy Unit. |
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28 households had the toilet construction completed,
paid out of their own funds and supplemented with the
subsidy from ChangAi and local government. |
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28 households were selected to receive subsidy to supplement
their own funds and built hygienic toilets with biogas
pit, replacing previous toilets mostly of the shack-like
types with hole dug in the ground and no flush. |
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10 families used micro-credit loans for raising pigs
and cattle and growing crops of sugar cane. The 2010 loan
recipients joined them in a workshop to share experiences
of managing loan repayment. The recipient families attended
three other training sessions on loan management and pig-raising
techniques. |
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6 students received high school tuition fees and living
grants to assist their families to pay for tuition, board,
computer class and study materials. |
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60 children attended training on traffic safety, drugs
and AIDS awareness. Another life skills and problem-solving
training session was held for 40 children. |
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20 local staff received training. |
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1 student received living support allowance to attend
university. |
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