Sentence examples for livelihood initiative from inspiring English sources

"They obviously had been in there at least a couple of days … because the little baby was very exhausted and the mud was so sticky," Jemma Bullock of Elephant Livelihood Initiative Environment told Cambodia Daily.

To meet that need, UNICEF and one of its partners, the Haiti Out-of-School Youth Livelihood Initiative (known by its French acronym, IDEJEN), have created a haven for children next to the Police Commissioner's Office in this devastated area of the Haitian capital.

VIDEO: Watch now To help achieve this goal, UNICEF has enlisted its non-governmental partner, the Haitian Out-of-School Youth Livelihood Initiative (known by its French acronym, IDEJEN), to construct 1,000 sanitary blocks, which include latrines, showers and handwashing facilities.

My goal going forward is long-term prevention activities to address human trafficking by providing livelihood initiatives through Impulse Social Enterprises.

Firstly, through a broad-scale series of interviews with fishers, community leaders and government employees in 25 fishing villages in the province of West Sumatra to identify which sectors of the fishing industry the poor operate in and the types of livelihood initiatives targeted at helping them.

In developing livelihood initiatives for women, it is critically important to put protection considerations front and center.

Age-appropriate assistance is needed in the form of financial assistance, nutrition, furniture, water and sanitation facilities, toys, recreational materials etc. Support to families and communities caring for vulnerable children should be implemented through school feeding projects and programming to assist widows and widowers with training and livelihood initiatives within their communities.

A consortium of NGOs working on the USAID-funded Pastoral Livelihoods Initiative programme in Ethiopia recently made the use and implementation of LEGS one of their strategic priorities in working with pastoral communities in order to achieve their goal of 'increased resilience to shocks and secure more sustainable livelihoods'.

For over 40 years, SEWA has been working with its rural members to help them improve their livelihood through various initiatives in technical training, micro-credit, market linkages and natural resource management, across a number of trades.

The Ock Pop Tok (which means "East meets West" in Lao) initiative provides livelihoods for hundreds of artisans in and around Luang Prabang.

The company applies as many of the principles as possible to every farmer but all eight principles have to be met for an initiative to reach Livelihood Charter status.