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Handing over of 55 development projects by Citizens’ Charter National Priority program in Daykundi province

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Tue, Jan 28 2020 10:52 AM
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The Citizens’ Charter National Priority Program  (CCPPP) of the Rural Rehabilitation and Development Ministry (MRRD) implemented and handed over 55 various projects consist of 15 water supply networks, 75 drinking water wells, 18 agricultural water reservoirs and Canal and construction of 10 kilometers road in different villages of Markaz , Getti and Miramor districts of Daykundi province .
With the total cost of 71285195 AFN, funded by World Bank these projects have been implemented by Citizens’ Charter National Priority Program of MRRD under the supervision of MRRD’s Department of Daykundi that more than 15160 families have been benefited in villages of Markaz, Getti and Miramor districts.

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