Mundri/Bor, March 2026 — Survivors in Mundri and Bor have officially received their Financial Individual Recovery Mechanism (IRM), marking a significant milestone toward rebuilding their lives and achieving economic independence.
A total of 400 survivors across the two project locations benefited from the financial support. The initiative is aimed at empowering survivors to pursue their selected IRM options, enabling them to start small businesses and other income-generating activities.
The distribution signals a new beginning for many, as beneficiaries prepare to put their plans into practice and improve their livelihoods.
Speaking during the distribution, several survivors expressed gratitude to the implementing partners, AYA and GSF, for the assistance provided.
“I am happy today because I have received my financial IRM, and I am going to start my business so that I can take care of my family,” one survivor said.
The Financial IRM program is expected to play a key role in supporting survivors’ recovery by promoting self-reliance and long-term stability within their communities.
“I chose to invest in bulls and a plough, but i have already hired people to farm, one acre of land has now been cultivated.”
Under the SEAR project, the Financial IRM was funded by GSF, carried out by AYA, and the funds were disbursed through Kush Bank.