East Nile Locality in Khartoum State witnessed the launch of the “Cash-for-Work” project, implemented by Sadaqat Charity Organization with the support of UNDP Sudan, as part of the “Resilience Building for Returnees and Host Communities Project.”
The Cash-for-Work initiative is a large-scale cleaning campaign across all sectors of East Nile Locality. It was officially inaugurated on Wednesday, September 24, 2025, starting from Maidan Al-Mawlid in the Dar Al-Salam Al-Maghariba neighborhood, in the presence of distinguished government officials, underlining the importance of this community-driven initiative.
The project benefits 350 community members, who receive financial contributions in return for their active participation in cleaning and sanitation activities. These include removing waste and garbage, clearing and dismantling obstacles from roads, and rehabilitating public spaces.
The campaign goes beyond practical fieldwork, also featuring a package of awareness activities, workshops, and training sessions. These sessions aim to raise participants’ awareness, strengthen their community development skills, and build their capacities to ensure the sustainability of efforts and achieve a long-term positive impact.
