Sustainable Living & Poverty Alleviation

A livelihood is sustainable when it can endure or recover from shocks and stresses and maintain its capability to utilize available material and social resources to earn a living, both at present and in the future which is lacking in the absence of refined teaching and training material.

To resolve the problems faced by poverty-stricken people, capable human resources are required. It includes empowerment, capacity building and training. ICECD is a pioneer in sustainable livelihood training programs for men, women and facilitators. One of its prominent and noteworthy work was in training the rural tribal and disaster affected community to be self-reliant.