Mohammed Shahir living in at A-04 Block, Camp -15. He has been living here for more than 6 years. He comes to Bangladesh After repatriation. He lives with his old parents.
A normal day for Rohingya individuals can vary, but many challenges are facing due to displacement and living in refugee camps. They often engage in basic activities like seeking food, water, and medical aid, while also dealing with limited resources and difficult living conditions. Education and employment opportunities are often limited, contributing to a challenging daily life.
He completed class 10 from Mayanmar before repatriation. His dream is to financially support his parents but got no chance till PROTTYASHI with support from IOM offered her vocational training available in his residing camp. He knows PROTTYASHI`s skill development training by door-to-door visit.
He came to PROTTYASHI training center for solar (PV) system installation and maintenance which is 72 days long. The training has covered essential topics such as introducing participants to importance of solar activities in the camp level. Moreover, He achieved the practical knowledge regarding solar. He completed his training form solar batch- 2 and his progress id is P57-00314925.
After completing 72 days training, he participated in the final assessment, and he had been competent. He got in kind support from PROTTYASHI on 22nd August 2024. By using in kind support now he is giving solar service to Rohingya people at camp level. Now, he earns 200-400 BDT per day.
He said, “Solar (PV) training makes an economic opportunity for his family, and he expects more such kind of skill development training”.
Mohammed Shahir`s story could inspire many of other Rohingya youths’ women who are just push away to explore their potentials in a very challenging environment.
