The Oti Regional Minister has hailed the Development Response to Displacement Impacts Project (DRIP) as a transformative initiative for the region. Speaking at a recent event, the Minister highlighted the significant impact of DRIP on local communities, particularly in improving infrastructure, health services, and education. The project, which targets areas affected by displacement, has provided much-needed resources to boost the region’s development and enhance the quality of life for its residents.
The Minister emphasized that DRIP has not only addressed immediate needs but also laid the foundation for sustainable growth. By focusing on building resilient communities, DRIP has empowered local populations to overcome challenges related to displacement and economic hardship. The Minister called on all stakeholders to continue supporting the project to ensure its long-term success and to maximize its benefits for the Oti Region and beyond.
