Funded by the European Union, implemented in partnership with ZOA, and under the supervision of Nahda Makers Organization (NMO), Developmental Re’ayah Foundation (DRF) continues to execute activities under the “Enhancing the Economic Resilience of the Most Vulnerable Women” project.

As part of the ongoing monitoring and evaluation of project implementation, DRF welcomed the Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) team from NMO. The visit aimed to monitor and assess the execution status of various project activities, review work progress, and evaluate key milestones achieved.
During the visit, the M&E team reviewed the implementation progress and key deliverables. Highlights of completed activities across different project components were presented, alongside discussions on overall progress, operational challenges, and implementation needs.
The monitoring exercise encompassed all project components, including vocational training, economic empowerment, psychosocial support (PSS), and other targeted interventions for female beneficiaries. This ensured that activities are being executed in accordance with established work plans and quality standards to achieve the intended outcomes.
This visit falls within ongoing efforts to strengthen oversight, coordination, and quality assurance in project implementation—ultimately contributing to the achievement of overarching project goals: supporting vulnerable women, strengthening their capacity to improve their livelihoods, and building sustainable economic opportunities