Project Overview
Funding Source: PPAF / SRSP
Location: District Battagram
Under the Social Mobilization Project, FEEDER provided mobile phone repairing training to 15
unemployed male youth in Battagram. The practical skills development initiative aimed to improve
employability and support self-employment opportunities through a locally relevant technical trade.
The project focused on providing practical vocational skills that could support employment, self-employment and future livelihood opportunities.
About the Project
Mobile phones have become an essential part of modern communication, creating increasing demand for individuals with technical repair skills.
The training was designed to provide participants with knowledge and practical experience in mobile phone diagnosis and repair.
Project Objectives
The project aimed to:
- Develop practical mobile repairing skills.
- Support young unemployed participants.
- Improve opportunities for self-employment.
- Strengthen participants’ technical knowledge.
- Support livelihood and income-generation opportunities.
Training Activities
The available completion information shows that the training was conducted over 42 days.
Participants received practical training related to the identification of mobile phone faults and the use of tools and equipment required for mobile repair.
The training emphasized practical learning to help participants develop confidence and technical skills relevant to the trade.
Project Impact
The project provided vocational training to 15 young unemployed male participants from District Battagram.
By developing practical technical skills, participants were better positioned to explore employment and self-employment opportunities and work toward greater economic self-reliance.