Narrative Description of the Project:

The Danish Refugee Council (DRC) undertook this assignment, largely focusing on enhancing the livelihoods of refugees and host communities in Ukhiya and Ruhiggya Camps. Alongside DRC’s sectoral interventions like protection, shelter, and site development supports. The project aims to enhance the capacity of Rohingya women in lattice production through innovative approaches. To achieve these goals, IPTM organized a Training of Trainers (ToT) for 40 selected Rohingya men and women in 02 (two) batches, equipping them with safety knowledge for latticework in Ukhiya, Cox's Bazar during October to November 2021.. These trained facilitators passed the knowledge to Rohingya CFW Lattice volunteers in Camp-7 and Camp-8, assisted by DRC community volunteers and staff. The training's objectives include imparting emergency first aid skills, preparing facilitators to train volunteers, fostering safety awareness, and enabling the provision of safety-related first aid and support.  

Key Activities:

• Inception meeting with DRC officials and submitted the inception report.
• Reviewed the relevant documents of the project
• Prepared Training Needs Assessment (TNA) tools
• Conducted Training Needs Assessment (TNA)
• Prepared a safety training module with an innovative design for a day-long
• Finalized the training module with incorporated feedback
• Conducted 2 (two) batches of training for 40 participants (Rohingya men and women) ToT training in the Camps for Safety training on first aid uses during lattice works who conducted the training for the lattice volunteers
• Conducted pre based assessment & post assessment (before & after the training)
• Submitted A draft training report of the assignment to DRC
• Submitted the final report of the training of the assignment along with key findings recommendations and lessons learned.