The Ministry of Reconstruction, Rehabilitation, Reintegration, and Humanitarian Services (MRRR&HS) operates through a structured framework of directorates, each with a specific mandate aligned with the overall mission of the ministry. These directorates are established to ensure the efficient management and delivery of services in post-conflict recovery, disaster management, and humanitarian assistance.
Each directorate is uniquely tasked with a set of responsibilities, ranging from assessing the damage caused by crises, coordinating humanitarian efforts, managing digital infrastructure, overseeing human resources, to ensuring financial transparency. Together, they provide a cohesive system that drives the ministry’s efforts to rebuild communities, restore livelihoods, and promote long-term sustainable solutions for affected populations.
By combining the expertise of various stakeholders, leveraging technology, and ensuring accountability, the MRRR&HS works toward fulfilling its mission of creating resilient communities, enhancing social cohesion, and providing a platform for durable recovery solutions across Adamawa State. The following is an outline of the key directorates and their specific roles within the ministry.
