The equipment ranging from sewing machines and baking ovens to welding and auto mechanic tools is expected to boost productivity and growth across trades such as dressmaking, hairdressing, welding, and pastry production.

Speaking at the presentation, Francis Dodovi explained that the initiative is designed to support beneficiaries in setting up and expanding their ventures.

He advised recipients to handle the equipment responsibly to ensure its long-term value and sustainability.

Beneficiaries were also encouraged to make effective use of the tools to build lasting livelihoods and contribute positively to their communities.