Our economic interventions aim to strengthen household resilience and improve earning capacity.
Building economic resilience and improving earning potential through market-informed, family-centered pathways.
Using a people-centred and family-focused approach, the programme engages primary and, where appropriate, secondary earners within households. Support is guided by an assessment of each household and individual, looking at their skills, resources, challenges, and access to markets, to identify the most suitable ways to improve their income and provide support as their needs change.
The programme uses market-informed and inclusive approaches to support economic growth. It may include employment support and job linkages, training in technical and vocational skills, and guidance for micro and small businesses through mentoring and business advice.
In rural and peri-urban areas, the programme supports agriculture and natural resource-based livelihoods, including crops, livestock, poultry, aquaculture, orchards, and higher-value products, with advisory support and linkages where feasible. Where needed, time-bound productive asset support and participation in community-based economic models such as producer groups, shared services, and collective marketing strengthen market access. Progress and outcomes are tracked to inform learning and programme improvement, recognising that results vary by context, market conditions, and individual circumstances.
