BRDS establishes community groups around productive or entrepreneurial activities where community members identify livelihood needs and opportunities. It supports community institutions in the form of livelihood asset transfers, which are for productive assets targeted at the ultra-poor and poor. It builds linkages with other livelihoods and safety nets programs of government and other actors. It delivers vocational skills and technical trainings and develops micro-enterprise to beneficiaries and identifies and supports innovative micro-enterprises and value-chain development that result in improved and sustainable livelihoods.
