Reviving livelihoods, restoring ecosystems: the Livelihood Support and Watershed Management component is transforming the economic landscape of flood-affected communities in Balochistan.
The Livelihood Support and Watershed Management Component focuses on revitalizing agriculture, livestock, and natural resources in flood-affected areas of Balochistan. It provides farming communities with improved agricultural infrastructure, livestock support, and financial assistance to restore their livelihoods. Additionally, it promotes sustainable land and water management practices to protect against future environmental risks. By combining direct support for farmers with long-term ecosystem restoration, this component ensures lasting resilience.
Funding & Scope
Component Funding
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Focus Districts
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Implementation Unit
Balochistan Livelihoods and Entrepreneurship Project (BLEP)
The Balochistan Livelihoods and Entrepreneurship Project (BLEP) has been at the forefront of promoting economic recovery and sustainable development in Balochistan. Established under the Planning & Development Department, BLEP has successfully implemented programs that enhance livelihoods, boost entrepreneurship, and strengthen value chains in key sectors. Building on its past successes, BLEP is now leading the Livelihood Interventions Component of IFRAP.
Major Targets
Cash for Work Schemes
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Veterinary Services
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Fodder Crop Schemes
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Breeds for Fattening Plans
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Mixed Ration Schemes
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Animal Shelters
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Tunnel Systems
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Watershed Management
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Sub-Components
1. Matching Grants for Enhancing Agricultural and Livestock-based Livelihoods
This sub-component supports farmers and agribusinesses through financial assistance for climate-smart agriculture, livestock rehabilitation, and fodder cultivation. It aims to restore agricultural productivity, improve food security, and strengthen rural livelihoods.
2. Community Grants for Watershed Restoration
Focusing on ecosystem rehabilitation, this sub-component provides community grants for range management, seed storage, and streambank stabilization. These efforts enhance climate resilience, prevent soil erosion, and create sustainable employment opportunities.