Skills training and income generation support.
Sustainable livelihoods are the foundation of long-term poverty reduction. empowers vulnerable individuals — especially women, youth, and persons with disabilities — with marketable skills, startup capital, and business mentorship to achieve financial independence.
Our livelihood interventions focus on communities affected by climate change, natural disasters, and economic hardship in rural Bangladesh, helping families transition from aid dependency to self-reliance.
Training and equipment for home-based garment and craft businesses.
Computer training, freelancing, and e-commerce for youth.
Startup grants and business planning for small entrepreneurs.
Modern farming techniques and market linkages for farmers.
Fish farming and poultry units for rural income generation.
Self-help groups and savings cooperatives for women.
We follow a "graduation out of poverty" model — combining skills training, asset transfers, savings encouragement, and ongoing mentorship over 18–24 months. Over 70% of program graduates achieve sustainable income within two years of completion.
