The secretary general of the province (SGP) of Passoré, Noélie Béréhoumdougou/Kabore chaired on Tuesday May 7, 2024 in Yako, the work of an information and awareness workshop on the identification process poor and vulnerable households in the urban commune of Yako.The technical secretariat of the Single Social Register (ST-RSU), in collaboration with the provincial directorate in charge of Passoré Humanitarian Action, plans to identify poor and vulnerable households in the urban commune of Yako, with a view to strengthening its national system of social protection .With this in mind, the ST-RSU organized on Tuesday April 7, 2024 in Yako, an information and awareness workshop for the benefit of administrative, military and paramilitary authorities, Civil Society Organizations (CSOs), resource persons urban communes and customary and religious leaders of said urban commune.The meeting was a framework for mobilizing stakeholders involved in the implementation of the program and targeting poor and vulnerab le households in the municipality.To this end, three communications were delivered to participants. The first communication which was delivered by the Director of the Single Social Register (DRSU), Lucien Ilboudo focused on the institutional system of the Single Social Register (RSU) .The participants were also informed about the concept of the RSU which constitutes an information system composed of a database of poor and vulnerable households in a country serving as a tool for identifying target populations.The DRSU also indicated that the Single Social Register aims, among other things, to produce a unique identification code for each poor and vulnerable person, to constitute databases and to make social protection programs more effective and efficient. of the fight against poverty in the 11 urban municipalities concerned by this phase with the aim of covering the national territory.The second communication focused on targeting methodology. In his presentation, François Guibila equipped the particip ants on the community approach, in rural areas and especially that of enumeration in urban areas, through surveys of the households concerned.As for the third delivered by Emmanuel Zongo which describes the communication plan and the management of complaints .In his presentation, it was about strengthening internal and external communication, awareness-raising, training of stakeholders as well as the dissemination of messages on the targeting operation.The discussions were very much appreciated by the participants . Like Adama Sawadogo who stressed that the meeting will allow him to really touch the realities of households, through the questionnaires of the interviewers.The secretary general of the Passoré province Noélie Béréhoumdougou/Kabore thanked the technical and financial partners for their support for the success of the activity.'I urge participants to remain hopeful for the return of peace and for every household to be an ambassador of the RSU,' she maintained.Ms. Béréhoumdougou invited t he participants to relay the information to the communities they represented and to collaborate with the investigating agents deployed for the cause.