Pakistan has to contend with extreme weather time and again: droughts dry out the soil, monsoon-like rainfall destroys what little harvest there is. As a result, thousands of families are left with nothing and have to rebuild their livelihoods year after year. This is usually not very sustainable, as the traditional sources of income will not be able to withstand the extreme weather next year either. New, long-term methods of securing livelihoods and climate-adapted agriculture are needed.
With basic training in technical and skilled trades and the necessary equipment
With training courses on the marketing of products
With training courses on climate-adapted cultivation methods and on planting and operating kitchen gardens
With the provision of fertilizer and drought-resistant seeds of fodder and crop plants
With cash benefits for self-determined coverage of acute needs
With training courses on animal husbandry adapted to the area and vaccination campaigns for livestock farmers
With 15 euros, one person receives a tool set (spade, hoe and sickle) for cultivating a kitchen garden
For 38 euros, a woman can attend a sewing or embroidery course for a month and learn the basics
With 59 euros a participant of the agricultural training gets a package with seeds and fertilizer
With 380 euros, a successful graduate of the course receives a sewing machine and materials