Bondoukuy:A mission from the Technical Inspection of Services (ITS) of the Ministry of Youth, Sports and Employment conducted a working visit to the Service for the Promotion and Professional Integration of Young People (SPIPJ) at the Bondoukuy town hall. This visit, part of an audit of the Opportunity and Integration Referents (ROPI) system, aimed to evaluate its operation and the conditions under which the referents perform their duties.

According to Burkina Information Agency, the delegation, led by Salif Zongo, Fatimata Bintou Colgo/Ouédraogo, and Jérémie Y. Somdo, initially paid a courtesy visit to Lazare Bado, President of the special delegation of the commune of Bondoukuy. They held discussions with the municipality's Employment Opportunities Referents, Tidiane Toé and Zawa Waliyon, known as Janvier, focusing on the administrative framework, integration into the town hall's organizational chart, and program execution.

The discussions explored institutional support, available resources, and challenges faced by the referents. The ROPIs highlighted support from the municipality, such as travel fuel, office space, and cleaning products, but also pointed out the lack of essential equipment like vehicles, laptops, and a printer.

Following the discussions, the mission provided practical advice to strengthen the referents' understanding and improve their work. The delegation praised the referents' efforts and results, encouraging continued dedication to aiding young people's professional integration.

The mission concluded by identifying the ROPI program's strengths and weaknesses. The audit's findings are expected to guide measures for enhancing the system's operations and improving support for young people's socio-professional integration.

Source Burkina Information Agency