Sustainable livelihoods and Humanitarian Response

 

These are interventions to protect and support the means of living and survival by the local community.

Goal:  Sustained and resilient Community livelihoods for a dignified living.

Strategic Objectives;

To increase the additional number of Households accessing Caritas supported water sources for domestic and farm production.

To improve animal welfare and productivity of livestock .

To enhance, diversify and sustain the livelihoods of communities by employing a wealth creation rather than poverty alleviation approach.

To Harness local resources in ensuring that communities enjoy sustainable livelihoods.

To Respond to disasters.

To invest in empowering communities to enhance preparedness,strengthen response and mitigation of disasters.

Integrated Risk Reduction Project (IRRP)

Funding Partner Project Overall Objective Target Area and Beneficiaries
Misereror Phase IV To contribute to a thriving robust community of 1628 persons living harmoniously in a healthy environment that sustainably provides for their needs by 2026.
  • Covers Kyome/Thaana and Kyome Kyethani Ward in Mwingi West Sub County.
  • Targets 1,628 People.

Mtunze Punda Daima Project

Funding Partner  Project Overall Objective Target Area and Beneficiaries
Brooke East Africa

Improved welfare of working donkeys in Kitui County.

  • Covers Kitui County.

Greening with Jobs: Environmental Preservation and Restoration in rural Kenya (GREENPARK)

Funding Partner Project Overall Objective Target Area and Beneficiaries
Welthungerhilfe “Green" economic growth and thus employment and income are improved in rural communities in Makueni and Kitui through the application of sustainable consumption and production patterns.
  • Covers Kitui and Makueni Counties.

Improved Water Management for Food Security & Livelihoods.

Funding Partner Project Overall Objective Target Area and Beneficiaries
Archdiocese of St. Paul & Minneapolis
To develop Community based systems to enhance food security,improved living standards and livelihoods including entrepreneurship.
  • Nguni and Nuu Wards
  • 600 HHs