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Meresaeta, aged 26, is one of the targeting committee members from Tsehafti Kebele representing the people with physical impairment. She heads household of 3 females. She doesn’t own land and lives on but lives on local café business. She explains the process of the humanitarian response as follows:
“I have been to other projects with similar supports, but this response was the most I liked by many standards. First, the project was transparent from the start, as we were trained on the approach, criteria, and allocated resources. Second, the process was managed by women leadership. The third and the most I was impressed about was the inclusion of people with disabilities in the targeting committee. It is through this project I have ever participated in targeting representing people with disability in our Kebele.”