Sentence examples for livelihood project from inspiring English sources

She has been encouraged by the progress in the five fondoms and, with extra funds, has extended it to start up a livelihood project – a cornmeal-grinding business – in Baba1, with all profits going towards supporting widows in the community.

This article explores the introduction of a livelihood project for unaccompanied children into an existing child protection programme in the Dadaab refugee camp complex in Kenya, with the primary objective of strengthening the household economy of foster families and improving the care of the fostered children.

She mentioned that apart from supporting the education recovery programme, EC is also supporting a livelihood project and an infrastructure programme for education and health sectors in Pakistan.

Back in 2010, when many were complaining about the lack of services and insecurity outside the camps, these women set out to secure a livelihood project.

Some livelihood projects after the typhoon were for men, like construction jobs.

"What we are really focusing on is how to provide [people] with livelihood projects and wean them from these handouts.

Part of the profit goes to supporting livelihood projects such as farming, and training local people to become carpenters and masseurs.

"The military simply went into the forest and started chopping down trees," said John Macgregor, a project adviser for After the Flood, a coalition of NGOs working on livelihood projects.

"Congo's mining ministry should publish the full assessments of each mine, and the EU and US should support the validation missions more robustly, as well as support livelihood projects for artisanal mining communities," he said.

On Duncan Green's blog From Poverty to Power, Erinch Sahan looks at Oxfam livelihood projects and shares his thoughts on how to create the right economic opportunities for poor people.

Assuming, that is, that the offsets work – that the trees are planted; that the livelihood projects that are funded actually create sustainable alternatives to logging and growing soy; and that these projects don't inadvertently displace indigenous people or finance the planting of mono-cropped tree farms, as many other offset projects have.