This activity provides assistance in the form of cash-for-work and support to rehabilitate small-scale economically productive services in the community such as gravel roads, community drainage, water canals, agroforestry and protection walls. Five Facilitating Partners (FPs) work collaboratively with Community Representative Groups (CRGs) to select members from vulnerable households who can provide able-bodied adults to provide labor for rehabilitation works. Vulnerable households are provided with an average of 28 days of paid work. The wages provided are sufficient to buy approximately four to six weeks of food.
Cash for work is implemented in 20 provinces, 27 districts and around 2,600 communities. The second Additional Financing will expand the coverage to 1,875 communities in 39 districts, including 5 new provinces. CRLP will have a total coverage of 25% of Afghanistans rural communities.
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