The World Bank and European Union are funding development projects in counties of South Sudan’s Warrap state, a local official told Radio Tamazuj.
State Minister of Local Government and former police inspector-general Achuil Tito Madut said the projects include roads, schools, and a hospital to reduce migration of citizens from villages to towns.
Achuil also said the state recently concluded a three-day workshop for civil servants from across the state.
He said that the capacity-building workshop aimed at training civil servants on public funds administration. He added that the trainings will continue over the next 18 months to discuss topics related to rural development.
File photo: A road in South Sudan