This report covers government phase out cepep with key details and context.
Finance Minister Davendranath Tancoo has revealed the government’s plans to eliminate state-funded programs, CEPEP and URP, known for indirectly supporting criminal gangs. The objective is to replace these programmes with full-time, better-paying jobs as a part of a new job creation strategy. During his presentation of the 2026 National Budget, Tancoo announced the establishment of an Employment Fund within the Ministry of Finance. This fund, with an initial allocation of $475 million, will be supplemented by an additional $310 million from the Unemployment Fund. The finer details of this critical job creation plan will be provided by the Prime Minister in her upcoming contribution.
government phase out cepep: key developments so far.
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