Several beneficiaries of the National Initiative for Human Development are questioning the quality of the training they received, pointing to shortcomings in supervision and content.
They cite unfulfilled promises and courses that fell short of expectations, and are demanding clarification.
The debate forms part of a wider discussion on the effectiveness of economic inclusion programmes and their link to real employment.
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