Training Course on Resilient Livelihoods

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Most rural dwellers are accustomed to relying on their local environs for water, food and energy. These crucial resources are the main source of livelihood of for these communities and are especially essential for the sustainability of their lifestyles and wellbeing. Hence, when disasters occur, it is expected for such communities to suffer from reduced income, food insecurity, interruption of market access, or even the loss of livelihoods. Pests, diseases, food contamination, and drought are .. continue reading some of the most influential disasters that have a direct economic impact on trade, food production, and employment. Disaster risk reduction entails the protection of people’s livelihoods from disaster shocks and the enhancement of the capacity to absorb and recover from unexpected events. This course is most suitable for various professionals in the Agriculture Extension (senior agricultural officials Agricultural extension officers, and policy makers) working with in governments, funding agencies, Research organizations, communities, and non-government organizations among others for Agriculture support activities and other Development programs.

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14 Jul 2019

Mohamed Masud Mohammed Undergraduate Student at University of Nairobi Nairobi, Kenya

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23 Feb 2019

Ayomi Ayomi CEO at BCC Collections Ottawa, Canada

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