Poverty
Limited income and access to productive resources make it difficult for families to sustain their basic needs.
Equipping marginalized Filipinos with practical skills, technical knowledge, employment opportunities, and sustainable sources of livelihood.
The major livelihood concerns identified among many Filipino communities include poverty, illiteracy, and unemployment. These challenges are often linked to limited experience, technical skills, education, or practical knowledge needed to perform work correctly and effectively.
Many Filipinos, particularly those belonging to marginalized sectors, experience a scarcity of resources necessary to sustain suitable and stable living conditions.
There is therefore a need to provide affected individuals and households with sustainable programs that develop practical skills, technical knowledge, livelihood opportunities, and access to employment.
Limited income and access to productive resources make it difficult for families to sustain their basic needs.
Insufficient literacy and technical education can restrict access to stable livelihood and employment.
A lack of experience, skills, and employment opportunities leaves many households financially vulnerable.
To equip marginalized sectors with skills and knowledge while providing sustainable livelihood opportunities.
To reduce poverty and inequality by providing training and generating employment opportunities among poor households.
End hunger, achieve food security and improved nutrition, and promote sustainable agriculture and aquaculture.