Sadagaat Charity Organization has launched the Integrated Sudan Resilience Initiative project in Khartoum State, in partnership with the State Ministry of Agriculture, Animal Resources and Irrigation, and with support from the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA). The initiative is part of broader efforts to support recovery and strengthen the economic and social resilience of communities.
The initiative aims to empower productive groups by strengthening their capacities and supporting the development of their businesses, while improving their access to markets and financial resources. These efforts are intended to create more sustainable economic opportunities and strengthen livelihoods.
The first phase of the project will target at least 1,600 beneficiaries in Bahri and East Nile localities of Khartoum State, with a particular focus on agricultural and productive activities.
Target groups include women and productive households, entrepreneurs and start-up owners, owners of micro, small and medium-sized enterprises, agricultural producers, agricultural and productive associations and groups, as well as owners of productive and service-based activities with potential for growth, expansion, and market access.
The agricultural interventions are expected to cover projects across a total area of approximately 400 feddans, supporting increased agricultural production and strengthening producers’ capacity to sustain and grow their activities while improving access to markets.
The project is part of Sadagaat Charity Organization’s efforts to support economic recovery and strengthen livelihood opportunities by empowering productive groups and creating a more enabling environment for growth and stability, contributing to more resilient communities better equipped to face and recover from challenges.
As part of the E-Learning Project in Khartoum State, supported by UNICEF and implemented in partnership with the State Ministry of Education, Sadagaat Charity Organization conducted a training workshop titled “Community Behavioral Change and Learning Through Educational Platforms.”
The workshop brought together 23 community facilitators from Karari, Bahri, East Nile, and Jebel Awlia localities.
The training aimed to strengthen participants’ capacities in community behavioral change and learning through educational platforms, while enhancing the role of communities in promoting positive practices and supporting continuity of education.
The workshop covered several key areas, including the concept of community behavioral change and the role of communities in preserving positive social values. Participants also received practical training on developing data collection and analysis plans and preparing concise and informative reports through hands-on exercises.
Additional sessions focused on establishing educational platforms within communities and developing effective approaches to promoting and publicizing them, as well as creating community groups to facilitate communication and the exchange of awareness-raising and community development initiatives.
The training also introduced participants to available media and educational resources that can support learning, including the E-Passport, national radio, and educational materials stored on portable storage devices. Participants were also introduced to the use of educational channels via the Nilesat satellite to support lesson revision, particularly in Arabic and mathematics, for children aged 7 to 14.
The workshop forms part of the E-Learning Project’s efforts in Khartoum State to strengthen the capacities of community facilitators and expand access to available educational platforms and resources, supporting children’s continued access to learning opportunities.
Sadagaat Charity Organization has completed the Al-Alawiyab Al-Samra Water Station project in Bahri Locality, Khartoum State, with support from Sadagaat-USA. The project aims to improve access to a sustainable water source for approximately 6,000 people in the local community.
The project included drilling a 280-foot deep groundwater well and installing a 7.5-kilowatt solar power system to operate a 10-horsepower submersible pump. It also included the construction of a 1,600-meter water transmission pipeline, as well as fencing and protective works for the station.
The project provides the community with a sustainable source of water, helping meet an essential need, improve living conditions, and contribute to greater stability for local residents.
Sadagaat Charity Organization has inaugurated the Al-Alawiyab Al-Samra Water Station in Bahri Locality, Khartoum State, providing access to a sustainable water source for more than 6,000 people, with support from Sadagaat-USA.
The project included drilling a 280-foot deep groundwater well and installing a 7.5-kilowatt solar power system to operate a 10-horsepower submersible pump. It also included the construction of a 1,600-meter water transmission pipeline, along with fencing and protective works for the station.
The project is part of Sadagaat Charity Organization’s efforts to improve access to safe and sustainable water sources, helping meet essential community needs and contribute to more stable living conditions for local residents.
With water now reaching the community, families have greater opportunities for stability and improved daily living conditions, while the new station provides a sustainable resource that strengthens the community’s ability to cope with water shortages.
Sadagaat Charity Organization, with support from Sadagaat-USA, provided round-trip transportation for 155 displaced children from El Fasher who were residing at Al-Azhari Al-Affad Shelter in Al-Dabbah Locality, throughout the period of the Primary School Certificate Examinations
The project ensured the children could safely travel to the examination center at Abdul Rahman Salukab Primary School, enabling them to sit for their examinations and continue their education despite the difficult circumstances they experienced during displacement
The children sat for the Primary School Certificate Examinations as part of efforts to support the continuity of education for children affected by displacement and help them pursue their education and build a better future
