Projects

NEWS

EOTC-DICAC together with with NCA (Norwegian Church Aid) the community and the government & the government

21.02.2023 Media info

work to give access to clean water to 3,287 people and more than 25,000 people who are getting health services from the center.

Through Leveraging Faith and Strengthening Civil Society, Climate Resilient, WASH, a Faith-Based Climate Action and Gender-Based Violence Intervention project, EOTC-DICAC inaugurated WASH project at Tarma Ber Woreda, North Shawa zone.

21.02.2023 Media info

By enhancing Two water springs, the project addressed residents of three Kebeles (Wof Washa, Wanza Beret and Sina)

Act Alliance Africa forum Coordinators from 15 countries visited EOC-DICAC’s Desert Locust Response & Resilient Building Project Activities.

15.02.2023 Media info

Act Alliance Africa forum Coordinators from 15 countries with partner organizations from Act Alliance Ethiopia forum visited EOC-DICAC Desert Locust Response and Resilient Building project Activities at Minjar Shenkora, North Shoa Zone.

EOTC-DICAC participated in the annual conference "Domestic Violence-Gender-Faith"

03.01.2023 Media info

Promoting integrated and decolonial approaches to domestic violence cross-culturally, and shared its program approach to GBV prevention organized by Project dldl/ድልድል with EMIRTA Research, Training, and Development in Ethiopia.

The commission is preparing to implement a new version of the HR manual.

27.12.2022 Media info

The Staff Management Guide, 2015, is composed of 19 sections and was presented for review in the presence of EOC-DICAC Archbishop Abune Samuel, Commissioner Mr. Yelkal Shiferaw, and the senior staff leaders of the organization.

EOC-DICAC is working to ensure peace in various areas

26.12.2022 Media info

Based on this, DICAC is working with Norwegian Church Aid, involving relevant stakeholders, religious institutions, and youth in North Showa and the Oromia special zone of the Amhara region.

SUCCESS STORY

A Case story on Shoat marketing group at Jarso (WP5)

The Biftu Mulata, is a marketing group found at Mudi watershed organized by Jarso DryDev in May 2016 this watershed has got members of 33 neighbor women; after they got a capacity building training in marketing, financial management and business management. In collaboration with the woreda micro and small enterprise promotion office; the group developed a business plan for shoat rearing and marketing to the nearby town called Kombolcha (47 km from their watershed) and Ejersa Goro (28 Km from their watershed). The regional micro-finance institute (WALQO) avail loan of Birr 50,000.00 (fifty thousand) in addition to their saving ETB 10,000 (ten thousand). The group currently is collecting shoat from their watershed and resell at Kombolcha and Ejersa Goro for fixed whole sellers per week period of time. Since the commencement of this business in from May 2017 they supply from 17-75 shoat per week at the mentioned town; and got profit of Birr 17, 200.00 from this they returned back the loan partially amounted Birr 6500.00 to Oromia saving and credit (WALQO). This is their additional income next to their on-farm activity. Hence, DryDev and other stakeholders expect more in the coming season after they travel more months in the business.