Employment creation
Typhoon Bopha: Local resource-based employment generation, climate change impact mitigation and livelihood recovery interventions in Davao Oriental, Philippines
Responding to natural or man-made disasters is a central part of livelihood development in many parts of the world. Effective crisis response is dependent on a number of resource and capacity related issues – essentially related to the ability of local communities to deal with the detrimental effects resulting from a crisis situation and recover from loss livelihoods.
This document describes in detail the processes and practices employed, the immediate results of the interventions, and the experiences and learning of the ILO project team and its local partners in the implementation of the two DFAT-funded projects, hereinafter referred to as the DFAT-ILO projects or the projects. It is one of two knowledge products produced by the projects intended to serve as a resource and guide for government and non-government organizations (NGOs) in developing and implementing workable and culturally-sensitive disaster response, local resource-based employment generation and livelihood recovery interventions in post-calamity situations.
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- ISBN Print: 978-92-2-129247-0
- ISBN Web PDF: 978-92-2-129248-7