INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL JOB VACANCIES.
The Rural Resilience and Livelihoods Project (LLRP) invites qualified and interested applicants to apply for the advertised internal and external job vacancies. Eligible candidates who meet the requirements specified in the respective vacancy announcements are encouraged to apply within the stated application period. Interested applicants are advised to carefully review the vacancy announcements for detailed […]
CALL FOR COMPETITION.
Consultancy Services for the Study and Design of Seven Projects The Lowlands Livelihood Resilience Project (LLRP) invites eligible consulting firms and qualified individual consultants to participate in a competitive selection process for the provision of consultancy services for the study and design of seven (7) projects. Interested and eligible consulting firms or individuals are invited […]
Please clarify whether individuals who meet the eligibility requirements can apply for the job vacancies announced under the LLRP program.
Would you be able to participate in the recruitment process for the job vacancies announced by the LLRP (Lowlands Livelihood Resilience Project)? Please explain the application process and eligibility requirements in detail.
Announcement of the Result of the Geomembrane Procurement Tender
Technical Evaluation Notice – Geomembrane Procurement
Technical Evaluation Notice – Geomembrane Procurement
Oromia Irrigation and Pastoral Development Bureau Achieves Remarkable Results in the 2018 Fiscal Year Performance
According to the Head of the Oromia Irrigation and Pastoral Development Bureau, Engineer Girma Ragasa, the Bureau achieved significant results during the 2018 fiscal year through the extensive implementation of irrigation development, pastoral development, and irrigation scheme water resource management activities. These efforts have produced encouraging outcomes and contributed substantially to agricultural development and improved […]
The OIPDB has made remarkable achievements over the past five years through the successful implementation of irrigation development projects.
Over the past five years (2014–2018 E.C.), the Oromia Irrigation and Pastoral Development Bureau has successfully completed 512 irrigation projects, developed 53,954.62 hectares of irrigated land, and improved the livelihoods of 202,404 beneficiary households. These achievements have significantly enhanced agricultural productivity, strengthened food security, created employment opportunities, and contributed to the sustainable development of Oromia.
Performance Review Underway for PACT Irrigation Development Projects in Oromia.
The Oromia Irrigation and Pastoral Development Bureau (OIPDB) is conducting a comprehensive performance review of irrigation development projects being implemented across the Oromia Region under the PACT Program, in collaboration with the government and development partners. The review session is being led by Eng. Alamu Ragasa, Deputy Head of the Bureau, and brings together zonal […]