Development Of A Methodology For The Integration Of Socio-Economic And Livelihood Indicators Into Anticipatory Action Protocols To Mitigate Economic And Livelihood Crises
To empower communities in Sindh Province by creating a robust Anticipatory Action Framework that effectively addresses economic and livelihood crises through stakeholder collaboration, risk identification, and data-driven mitigation strategies.
- Undertook a comprehensive analysis to address the complexities of the local economic and livelihood crisis in Sindh Province, specifically in Tharparkar, Umerkot, and Dadu Districts to design an Anticipatory Action Framework and identify hazard risks for input into a plug-and-play type trigger model.
- Consulted with local stakeholders and communities to identify indicators of economic and livelihood crises and potential mitigation measures. Critical indicators were identified, serving as AA triggers, and established trigger thresholds for alert levels.
- Developed possible mitigation activities corresponding to each alert level and livelihood type.
- Identified both existing and required data sources to monitor these indicators effectively. The analysis also covered Scenario C, focusing on a slow onset confounding crisis, refining indicators and thresholds accordingly.
- Findings were documented in a report, including the livelihood risk map, identified indicators, alert levels, mitigation activities, and data monitoring
systems by livelihood.
Location of the Project
Tharparkar, Umer Kot, Dadu, Sindh
Project Duration
Jul 2024- Sept 2024
Client
FAO (Subtractor to PMN)
