The
purpose of SLLPC is the creation of economic coping strategies
and income generating activities.
The objectives of the project are:
Creation
of mechanisms for the development and support of
sustainable income generation;
Access
to services improved;
Improved
national capacity to support community based rural development;
Improved
capacity of communities to manage their own development;
and
Contribute
to the on-going debate on poverty reduction.
Lessons:
Building
Capable Communities within a Sustainable Livelihoods Approach:
Experiences from Central Asia, Andrew Jones and Glen Laverack
English DOC / Russian
DOC
SLLPC
Poster
presented at DFID Central & Eastern Europe, & Central
Asia Rural Livelihoods Lesson Sharing Workshop, November 2002
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The SLLPC approach reflects the dynamic nature of livelihoods
strategies. It conceptualises sustainability in terms of the
ability to successfully manage a continuous process the outcome
of which cannot be fully predicted.
The Project aims to deliver material benefits and at the same
time to enhance the ability of communities to manage their
own
development by explicitly strengthening the following capacity
domains:
Extent
of participation in community based activities;
Quality
of leadership in the community;
Existence
and functional ability of organisations: formal, informal
and traditional;
Understanding
of problems and constraints faced and the ability to identify
of underlying causes (asking why?);
Ability
to mobilise resources;
External
linkages and the role of external agents and;
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