Sustainable Livelihoods
Empowering communities. Building sustainable futures.RHAC-Uganda’s Sustainable Livelihood Programme (SLP) supports communities
to earn a living while preserving the environment and cultural heritage through skills
development, resource access, and eco-friendly practices.
WHAT WE PROMOTE
Wherever we work we promote farming practices that preserve the natural environment and also fetch valuable income. Horticultural crops have been introduced and promoted to enhance meaningful afforestation where fruit trees help in minimising malnutrition and promote alternative income without disorienting the
Sustainable. Inclusive. Resilient.
Livelihoods that protect people and our planet.
Sustainable Agriculture
We promote farming practices that protect the natural environment while improving household incomes.
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Promotion of horticultural crops
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Planting of fruit trees for nutrition and income
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Afforestation and environmental conservation
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Sustainable land and soil management
Reviving Artisanal Crafts
We support traditional weavers and artisans to preserve cultural heritage and create income opportunities.
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Skills development and practical training
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Business and entrepreneurship support
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Improved access to markets
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Financial literacy and enterprise development
Promoting Talent for Livelihoods
We organize talent expos to identify, develop and showcase talents that can create employment and income.
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Annual community talent expos
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Mentorship and skills development
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Exposure and networking opportunities
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In Adjumani, the programme has supported several emerging traditional and contemporary African musicians and performers.
OUR APPROACH
Our Sustainable Livelihood Programme focuses on practical community-based solutions that enable people to improve their livelihoods using locally available resources.
We work closely with communities to promote:
Sustainable farming practices
Environmental conservation
Skills development
Small enterprise development
Preservation of traditional crafts
Talent identification and mentorship