Does aliab,ajok and renk dura scheme in South Sudan is meant for production?

No, the Aliab, Ajok, and Renk Dura scheme in South Sudan is not specifically meant for production. These schemes are actually part of a government-led disarmament, demobilization, and reintegration (DDR) program aimed at reintegrating former combatants and promoting peace and stability in the country. The scheme provides support and assistance to ex-combatants to help them transition back into civilian life and contribute positively to their communities.

The Aliab, Ajok, and Renk Dura (AAD) scheme in South Sudan is primarily intended for agricultural production, specifically for the production of dura (sorghum). The scheme was established with the aim of increasing food production and improving food security in the country.