Food security is a cornerstone of community stability, and AMARD’s approach combines immediate support with long-term economic empowerment. Through both conditional and unconditional cash transfers, the program assists vulnerable families to meet basic needs while stimulating local economic activity. These interventions help reduce hunger, improve household resilience, and support recovery in crisis-affected areas.
To foster long-term self-reliance, AMARD implements income-generation and livelihood projects that include training in sustainable agriculture, small business support, and market access facilitation. This equips individuals and families with the skills and resources needed to earn income, diversify livelihoods, and better withstand future shocks.
