Skills and enterprise development
A potential intervention area shaped by verified needs, context and partnership capacity.
Programme 01
Community Wellbeing & Livelihoods
Supporting dignity, economic opportunity, practical skills and community self-reliance.
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Strong communities need more than short-term assistance. They need the skills, relationships and opportunities to shape their own development.
The challenge
Why this pathway matters.
Poverty and social exclusion can limit access to income, services, productive assets and decision-making. These pressures are often interconnected and require responses grounded in local priorities.
Potential approaches
Practical options shaped around local context.
Sustainable livelihood initiatives
A potential intervention area shaped by verified needs, context and partnership capacity.
Community participation and local planning
A potential intervention area shaped by verified needs, context and partnership capacity.
Social welfare and support for vulnerable households
A potential intervention area shaped by verified needs, context and partnership capacity.
Mentorship, financial capability and market connections
A potential intervention area shaped by verified needs, context and partnership capacity.
Capacity building for community groups
A potential intervention area shaped by verified needs, context and partnership capacity.
Intended contribution
What meaningful progress could look like.
- Improved livelihood knowledge and practical capability
- Greater participation in local development
- Stronger pathways to income and self-reliance
- More resilient community networks and support systems
Aligned goalsSDG 1SDG 8SDG 10SDG 11SDG 17
Related initiatives
Projects connected to this pathway.
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