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Enderta Woreda Officials Trained on Disability-Inclusive Budgeting

Group photo of participants at a disability-inclusive budgeting training for woreda sector heads and coordinators in Enderta Woreda, Tigray.
Participants of the disability-inclusive budgeting training for Enderta Woreda social sector heads, finance officials, and civil service leaders pose for a group photo.
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The image shows a group of training participants posing indoors in front of a printed training banner. Most participants are standing in one row, while two people are seated or crouched in front.

The banner behind the group reads: “Training on Inclusive Budgeting for Woreda Sector Heads and Coordinators in Tigray, Enderta Woreda.” The banner also displays logos of partner organizations, including the European Union and Christian Aid.

The setting appears to be a training hall or meeting room with plain walls, a curtain on the left side, and a white plastic chair on the right. The participants are dressed in a mix of casual, semi-formal, and organizational clothing.

The photograph documents the participation of woreda officials and stakeholders in a disability-inclusive budgeting training organized by the Tigray Disability Organizations Union. The training aims to strengthen disability-inclusive governance within the woreda government structure.

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The Tigray Disability Organizations Union (TDOU) is conducting a two-day training on disability-inclusive budgeting for social sector heads, finance officials, and civil service leaders from Enderta Woreda.

The training aims to strengthen disability-inclusive governance within the woreda government structure by enhancing participants’ understanding of how disability perspectives can be integrated into government planning, budgeting, and service delivery processes.

A total of 11 participants, including the trainer, are taking part in the training, which runs from June 17–18, 2026.

Through the training, participants are gaining practical knowledge and skills to promote the inclusion of persons with disabilities in local government programs and budget decisions, contributing to more equitable and accessible public services.

The training is financially supported by the European Union through the Civil Society Fund Plus (CSF+) Programme and is co-implemented with Christian Aid.

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