Sustainable Livelihoods
Building Self-Sufficient People
Poverty and hunger are intrinsically linked. To that extent, any action or programme to fight hunger must strike at the heart of poverty. The ZHTF SVG trains youths and adults in vulnerable communities to manage resources sustainably, which enables them to meet livelihood needs and safeguard these resources for future generations.
Our interventions seek to:
Provide incentives to farmers.
Develop and support programmes to equip citizens with job-ready skills and skills that lead to certification and employment.
Implement apprenticeship training programmes.
Champion inter-agency collaboration.
Our Solutions
Skills Training and Apprenticeship
Youths Are Empowered Through Skills Training and Apprenticeship
Youths are Empowered Through Skills Training and Apprenticeship
Why Tackle Youth Unemployment?
Providing Options for Sustainable Livelihoods
ZHTF SVG implemented Skills Training and Apprenticeship programmes targeted to the unique needs and circumstances of people in vulnerable communities, especially women and those in rural areas. Training was received in one of several areas, including computer repair, food preparation, auto mechanic, graphic design, electrical installation, cosmetology, plumbing and basic refrigeration, augmented by a 6-month apprenticeship at partnering private entities.
Our Impact at A Glance
2016
2017
2018
Partnering entities
Parliamentary Front Against Hunger – Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Chapter
Contributions and Success of the PFH-SVG
Through the signed Letter of Agreement, the ZHTF was committed to:
- Support the structure of the secretariat of the St. Vincent and the Grenadines Parliamentary Front Against Hunger with a roadmap of actions and tools for operation, and
- Support the implementation of a flagship initiative of the St. Vincent and the Grenadines Parliamentary Front against Hunger titled “Farm to Table”.