RESILIENT LIVELIHOOD. Case Study: A typical example of a vulnerable family.

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RESILIENT LIVELIHOOD

Case Study: A typical example of a vulnerable family

Why this focus on resilience? EMPOWERMENT Impacts of natural disasters and complex emergencies 

DEFINING RESILIENCE

What does the term “resilience” mean? ABILITY to anticipate to reduce the impact to cope with and recover from the effects of adversity without compromising their long term prospects

Long term resilience and preparedness programming (developmental) Resilience level Critical resilience level Early Recovery Recovery Time Strengthening resilience through : Relief Source: IFRC

RESILIENT LIVELIHOOD Examples

Strengthening community organization and voice

Supporting access to and sustainable management of natural resources Access to land Agricultural diversification Terracing Post harvest management Access to water and storage…

Ensuring safe living conditions Protecting household assets Resistant houses

Promoting access to technology and livelihood diversification Training on non-agricultural activities Innovative livelihoods

Improving access to employment and protection Investing in waged employment Self employment and access to capital (loan) Access to social protection Insurance

STEP FORWARD

What have others done?

And ?