Our approach is to fund high-impact livelihood projects, in particular with farming associations that produce year-round food crops and rear animals as a form of income. With each livelihood project, after a period of initial funding and training support we hand them over for full ownership by the community, and whilst we will continue to provide emergency help should they need it, the intention is that the community recognises the long-term benefit of the project and manages it themselves. We are particularly conscious of the importance of economic inclusion and actively seek out ways to co-operate with women’s and youth groups.