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Lesotho: Lesotho Ministry
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The country office in Lesotho piloted the first Skillshare project which aimed to bring 11 development workers under the auspices of the Technical and Vocational Training. The aim of the project was to alleviate poverty in Lesotho through the development of improved skills training programmes and to provide new opportunities for income generation activities. A development worker has been recruited to assist the Ministry of Education Technical and Vocational Department with the completion of the policy and law which will pave the way for transformation of TVED. Skillshare is currently exploring an option to continue to provide support in business training and leadership development within the TVET system.
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Lesotho reportedly suffers from attrition of staff to South Africa due mostly to comparatively poor remuneration and fewer opportunities for advancement in the Department of Health and Welfare. A program of reform has been instituted by the Ministry to redress systemic problems.
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Improving access to good health care is a key component of Irish Aid’s work in Lesotho. In 2007 Ireland continued to support the Lesotho Ministry of Health’s sector reform programme. Irish Aid is ... supporting the work of the Christian Health Association of Lesotho (CHAL), an NGO which provides health services to approximately 40% of the population. Irish Aid spent €1.1 million on support to the Health sector in 2007.
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