Poverty and Livelihood in Development Cooperation

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Introduction to the toolkit

Module 1: Poverty reduction with a livelihood focus		Module 2: Livelihood approaches in a nutshell		Module 3: Towards an application of livelihood approaches
Drawing: Astrid Björnsen		Photo: Intercooperation, India		Photo: SDC
Drawing: Astrid Björnsen		Photo: Intercooperation, India		Photo: SDC
1.1 Linking micro-macro levels 1.2 Meaningful concepts for effective poverty reduction 1.3 SDC's understanding of poverty 1.4 Arguments for a livelihoods perspective 1.5 Understanding vulnerability		2.1 The DFID approach in a nutshell 2.2 The RLS approach in a nutshell 2.3 Common feature of the livelihood approaches DFID and RLS 2.4 The frameworks of DFID and RLS compaired 2.5 Blending elements of DFID and RLS frameworks		3.1 Livelihood in the interface of two different perceptions 3.2 Analysing context and core of livelihood 3.3 Approaching livelihoods with a threefold focus 3.4 Choosing among entry points for interventions 3.5 A livelihood focus for cooperation strategies and Programme Cycle Management (PCM)