Livelihoods & Economic Empowerment
Building Skills. Strengthening Independence.
ZENITH-PRO supports vulnerable households with practical skills, agricultural assistance and entrepreneurship opportunities that improve income generation and reduce long-term dependence on humanitarian assistance.
Helping Families Build Sustainable Livelihoods
Emergency relief can address immediate hardship, but sustainable livelihoods help families regain independence. Our economic empowerment programs support practical skills, enterprise and agricultural productivity.
Vocational Skills
- Tailoring
- Carpentry
- Welding
- ICT
- Hairdressing
- Catering
Agriculture & Enterprise
- Improved seeds
- Farm tools
- Farmer field schools
- Poultry and livestock support
- Business development training
- VSLAs, small grants and start-up support
Who We Serve
Vulnerable households, IDPs, women, youth, low-income families and small-scale farmers.
Humanitarian Relief & Emergency Response
Healthcare & Nutrition
Related FAQ
Who can join vocational training?
Vocational programs are intended for vulnerable people and households, including IDPs, women, youth and others who need practical skills to improve their employment or income opportunities.
What agricultural support is available?
Agricultural interventions can include improved seeds, farm tools, farmer field schools, poultry and livestock support and climate-smart approaches where appropriate.
Does ZENITH-PRO support small businesses?
Yes. Entrepreneurship support can include business development training, Village Savings and Loans Associations, small grants and start-up assistance.
How are livelihood beneficiaries selected?
Selection is based on program objectives, vulnerability and community needs, with attention to inclusion, transparency and participation of affected communities.
