Empowering Pastoral and agro-Pastoral Livelihoods rural woredas.

LLRP II is dedicated to enhancing the resilience and livelihoods of pastoral and agro-pastoral communities in Dire Dawa, Ethiopia. Our comprehensive development initiatives focus on sustainable practices and community engagement. Join us in building a brighter future for our communities.

Project Components

Pastoral Risk Management for Resilience (PRMR)

This component focuses on enhancing the absorptive and adaptive capacities of pastoral and agro-pastoral communities by strengthening disaster risk management (DRM) capacities and developing public infrastructure that supports disaster preparedness and climate resilience

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Integrated Rangeland Management (IRM)

Aims to improve the health and productivity of natural rangeland resources. This includes monitoring and enhancing soil stability, hydrologic function, vegetation productivity, and biotic integrity. It also seeks to reduce community-level conflicts in pastoral and agro-pastoral areas.

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Climate Resilient and Sustainable Livelihoods (CRSL)

This component aims to increase, diversify, and stabilize the incomes of pastoral and agro-pastoral households. It promotes climate-smart technologies and value chains, encourages raising fewer but more productive animals, and focuses on increasing productivity while lowering greenhouse gas emissions

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Project Management, Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning (PMME)

This component finances project management activities, monitoring and evaluation (M&E), and knowledge management and policy support. It ensures that the project is effectively managed, progress is tracked, and lessons learned are integrated into ongoing and future activities

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Empowering communities for a sustainable future.

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(Sample Bio) John Doe is a dedicated project manager with over 10 years of experience in community development and resilience initiatives. His expertise in stakeholder engagement and resource management ensures the successful implementation of our programs in pastoral and agro-pastoral communities.

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(Sample Bio) Jane Smith is a skilled agronomist specializing in sustainable farming practices and livestock management. With a strong background in agricultural education and community training, she plays a vital role in enhancing food security and livelihoods among the communities we serve.

Reviews

"The LLRP II project has significantly transformed our community. The training and resources provided have empowered us to enhance our livelihoods and adapt to changing climate conditions. I am grateful for the support we've received!"

Example Customer Review

"Thanks to LLRP II, I now have better farming techniques that have improved my yield. The workshops were informative, and the community support is incredible. Highly recommend this initiative!"

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