This policy note describes the program and reflects on opportunities the program has for improving and complementing other social protection programs. Several positive outcomes are spotted through the comparisons of key indicators, such as income, debt, food security, mental health, and QOL among the cases and the controls in this study. In particular, nutrient export coefficients for flood-irrigated paddy land are high, but for dryland corn cultivation are low. Gc and Cc are the gross income and cost of planting corn (yuan per hectare), respectively, and their difference is the net income from planting corn (Nc = Gc − Cc). The third objective of the Program for Accelerating the Cadence of the Senegalese … Thin, K., Suong, S., Kuma, K., Tuot, S., Yi, S. Shimizu, M., Yi, S., Tuot, S., Suong, S., Sron, S., Shibanuma, A., Jimba, M. The impact of a livelihood program on depression symptoms among people living with HIV in Cambodia. Principal investigator: SY. This brings into question the permanence of the PLDL as a long-term solution. Conclusions: Findings from this study portray the positive impacts of KHANA’s livelihoods programs in maintaining and upgrading the livelihoods and quality of life of PLHIV in Cambodia. However, the HFIAS score for frequency of occurrence showed significantly less severity of food insecurity (access) among the cases than that among the controls (mean, 9.9 vs.10.8; p=0.04). Sovannary Tuot1, 2, Kouland Thin1, Mayumi Shimizu3, Samedy Suong1, Samrithea Sron4, Pheak Chhoun1, Khuondyla Pal1, Chanrith Ngin1, 2, Siyan Yi1, 5, 1KHANA Center for Population Health Research, Cambodia, 2Royal University of Phnom Penh, Cambodia, 3Department of Community and Global Health, Graduate School of Medicine, the University of Tokyo, Japan, 5Center for Global Health Research, Public Health Program, Touro University California, USA. The Sustainable Livelihood Program (SLP) is a social program of the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) for families and communities. “Food insecurity and HIV clinical outcomes in a longitudinal study of homeless and marginally housed HIV-infected individuals in San Francisco.”. Thank you for your interest in spreading the word on PNAS. ORIGINAL ARTICLE The impact of a livelihood program on depressive symptoms among people living with HIV in Cambodia Mayumi Shimizu1, Siyan Yi2, Sovannary Tuot2, Samedy Suong2, Samrithea Sron3, Akira Shibanuma1 and Masamine Jimba1* 1Department of Community and Global Health, Graduate School of Medicine, The University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan; 2KHANA Center for Population Health … Innovations for Poverty Action (IPA) is registered as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Martinez, P., Andia, I., Emenyonu, N., Hahn, J.A., Hauff, E., Pepper, L., et al. The analysis of the cases’ monthly income according to the number of years in the livelihoods programs showed that it rose gradually from the first year onwards. The concept revolves around resources such as land/property, crops, food … Overall, however, reductions in fertilizer leaching from land use change dominate so that the program still has a positive net impact on water quality. The opportunity cost (OC) per hectare of switching from paddy rice to corn is measured by the difference between the net income of planting rice and the net income of planting corn: where Gr and Cr are the gross income and cost of planting rice (yuan per hectare), respectively, and their difference is the net income from rice (Nr = Gr – Cr). The payment from the Beijing government is 8,250 yuan per ha (550 yuan per mu), about 1.2 times the estimated opportunity cost (Fig. Findings from this study are crucial for governmental bodies and NGOs for considering and adopting a more effective design and implementation of livelihoods programs for PLHIV. Found inside – Page 1214These do not provide a livelihood . Those do not support the individual who is paying for a mortgage , as you say , even now . They do offer him the prospect of increased earnings and improved livelihood later on . Special intervention programs are necessary to downgrade the stigma and improve the psychological well-being of PLHIV in Cambodia. Additional per capita income in the range of Rs. The main tool for assessing livelihood impacts was a pair of questionnaire-based field surveys - a baseline study carried out in 2002 shortly after the start of … Both the interviewers and field supervisors went through one day classroom training on survey objectives and study questionnaire, and one day fieldwork practice. This improvement reflects the strength of the programs in securing livelihoods of the supported households. Livelihoods & Micro-finance in Refugee Camps By Simona Cavaglieri The material is based on Cavaglieri, Simona Livelihood Strategies and Food Security in Refugee Camps.Masters Thesis. Concerning child education, the proportion of children who were not currently in school was significantly lower among the cases (7.0% vs. 11.0%; p=0.04). Hosegood, V., Preston-Whyte, E., Busza, J., Moitse, S., Timaeus, I.M. Thus the capitals will vary in terms of their In principle, when the benefits derived from increased provision of ecosystem services exceed the cost of provision, PES mechanisms can make both ecosystem service beneficiaries and providers better off. For the controls, 12 health centers with similar geographical and demographical characteristics to the health centers selected for the cases were chosen. Despite broad interest in using payment for ecosystem services to promote changes in the use of natural capital, there are few expost assessments of impacts of payment for ecosystem services programs on ecosystem service provision, program cost, and changes in livelihoods resulting from program participation. As is common with government programs in China (e.g., ref. Before and aft er evaluation model combined with project participants and non-project participants’ model were used to established impact of the programme on participants’ livelihoods. Sovannary Tuot, Kouland Thin, Mayumi Shimizu, Samedy Suong, Samrithea Sron, Pheak Chhoun, Khuondyla Pal, Chanrith Ngin, Siyan Yi. However, our aims in this paper are to commence an initial … In Kenya, microcredit has been shown to improve economic well-being, social status, and psychological well-being, and decreased stigma among HIV-positive clients [38]. Launched in 2011, the National Rural Livelihoods Mission (NRLM) aims to link the rural poor in India to sustainable livelihood opportunities and financial services. “Food insufficiency is associated with high-risk sexual behavior among women in Botswana and Swaziland.”, Normén, L., Chan, K., Braitstein, P., Anema, A., Bondy, G., Montaner, J.S., et al. Th is study evaluated the impact of cocoa resuscitation programmes on farmers’ livelihood in South West, Nigeria. Provided comments and inputs on the manuscript: KT, ST, MS, SS, SS, CN, and SY. IMPACTS OF PLANTATIONS ON LIVELIHOODS OF RURAL COMMUNITIES IN INDIA | Artificial afforestation programs are emerging as important policy interventions globally to … CRS organizes cash-for-work initiatives that put people back to work as quickly as We do not capture any email address. Instead of grown rice, the vast majority switched to growing corn. Payment for ecosystem services (PES) can serve as an effective mechanism to translate external, nonmarket values of ecosystem services into financial incentives for local actors to provide such services (1), and has been highlighted as an innovative approach to integrate conservation and socioeconomic development (2⇓–4). We estimate the net income for planting rice and corn are around 8,602 yuan per ha and 1,501 yuan per ha, respectively. A regional study illustrated that the proportion of PLHIV who reported feeling guilty ranged from 43% in Sri Lanka to 76% in the Philippines. 1 World Health Organization (WHO), “Children: Improving Survival and Well-Being,” accessed April 23, 2021, https://www.who.int/news-room/fact-sheets/detail/children-reducing-mortality. Due to regional water scarcity around Beijing, China is investing in a massive water transfer program called the South-to-North Water Transfer Project (20). Participants included in the pre-test were excluded from the main survey. staff programs to address community development in the form of educational cohorts, social service, public health, and livelihood and technical training, consultations and direct application of R&D output. Although the baseline data were not collected, the control group was used to tell the difference. Even though the study did not include specific indicators to measure the budget allocated for improving health for the cases and the controls, several key indicators in the health section indicated that the cases were in a better health condition compared to the controls. Kadiyala, S., Rawat, R., Roopnaraine, T., Babirye, F., Ochai, R. “Applying a programme theory framework to improve livelihood interventions integrated with HIV care and treatment programmes. Consistency, verification, and additional editing were performed by the KHANA Research Center’s staff to eliminate data entry errors. Nagata, J.M., Magerenge, R.O., Young, S.L., Oguta, J.O., Weiser, S.D., et al. Found inside – Page 104... there are fewer examples of graduation programs and lump-sum cash transfers compared to the long history of livelihood initiatives, the impact of these programs has been assessed more rigorously than that of livelihood programs. Typically, a project is implemented in the same area for a period of 3-5 years in order to achieve impact and sustainable development. The program’s benefits (the value of increased water yield and improved water quality) are 12,387 yuan per ha. Net income derived from maize, chickens, and energy increases by 144 USD, resulting in a tripling of total net income in these categories, and a 35% … Beijing faces a water crisis requiring urgent solutions, and PES programs are one strategy being used to protect water resources. However, those programs have not addressed the underlying causes of food insecurity [31, 37]. Although grouping subdistricts by natural resource use simplifies impact assessment and development of adaptation strategies, a potential issue arises when impact … Livelihood Programs. The prevalence in this study was 64.7% among the cases. The increase in water yield is 5% of the average runoff in Miyun Reservoir between 2000 and 2009. Table S2 shows that participants become 25% less reliant on agricultural income relative to nonparticipants between 2006 and 2010. 2 The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), “The State of Food Insecurity in the World,” 2014, http://www.fao.org/3/i4646e/i4646e.pdf. Household members use their capabilities and their assets to carry out activities through which they gain their livelihood. The questions cover several aspects of food insecurity including anxiety and uncertainty about household food supply, insufficient food quality and intake, and its physical consequences. Abstract The study aims to assess the sustainable livelihood program (SLP) implementation processes based on ... an impact evaluation has to be undertaken to provide better evidence of program success. Eligible households report having access to more food and more consistently over time (22 percent reduction in severe food insecurity compared to the comparison group). Experience of persistent psychological symptoms and perceived stigma among people with HIV on antiretroviral therapy (ART): A systematic review. Livelihood impact in the resettlement site The physical characteristic of the dwelling unit The new housing with secured tenure has a positive impact … 90 | Appendix 1: Terms of Reference, Environmental and Social Assessment of We also look at whether household production and consumption activities differ among participants and nonparticipants in the PLDL program. In words, the DID estimator is the difference in Y for participants across the two time periods minus the difference in Y among nonparticipants over the two time periods. One of the greatest challenges in the watershed is how to address the interests of both upstream and downstream stakeholders, to achieve shared and sustainable goals. “Food insecurity, depression and the modifying role of social support among people living with HIV/AIDS in rural Uganda.”, Birbeck, G.L., Kvalsund, M.P., Byers, P.A., Bradbury, R., Mang'ombe, C., Organek, N., et al. Issues related to internalized stigma, mental health, self-esteem, and emotional support should be reinforced during health education and social gatherings to expand support and build self-confidence among this population. Participation in this study was completely voluntary. However, these effects did not persist in the final survey conducted two years after the start of the program. Selection of the provinces was agreed upon consultation with the livelihoods program teams by taking into account the number of cases and controls in each province. Reviewed literature and wrote the manuscript: KT, ST, CN and SY. livelihood on account of developmental activities undertaken by the nation. Food insecurity among PLHIV occurs in both resource-rich and -limited countries. As shown in Table 5, the mean total score of DSHSCL for the cases was significantly lower than that for the controls (1.9 vs. 2.0; p=0.02). Those who could not give the interview because of a severe mental illness or/and health conditions were excluded. Weiser, S.D., Fernandes, K.A., Brandson, E.K., Lima, V.D., Anema, A., Bangsberg, D.R., et al. Compared with the controls, the cases were slightly older (44.4 years vs. 43.2 years; p=0.06), and more of them were female (73.7% vs. 62.3%; p<0.01). Found inside – Page 118Such client problems directly impact MFI loan recovery and threaten financially self-sustainable organizations. ... Additional MFI program delivery systems include branch locations in poor areas, client relationships, and home site ... Level of adherence to ART was generally high among both groups, and no significant difference was found. A number of phenomena, including globalisation, climate change, urbanization and conflict, can impact on the success or failure of … Regarding child education, the cases reported a significantly lower rate of out-of-school children. 1.1. Junjie Wu, Elizabeth Davis, Seth Binder, and Jill Baumgartner provided very helpful comments. The impact seems to be driven by an increase in calorie intake. Found inside – Page 7by piloting the Improved Nutrition through Integrated Basic Social Services with Social Cash Transfer (IN-SCT) Programme with the following objectives: 1. Contribute to reduction of poverty and undernutrition of food insecure households ... Tuot, Sovannary, Kouland Thin, Mayumi Shimizu, Samedy Suong, Samrithea Sron, Pheak Chhoun, Khuondyla Pal, Chanrith Ngin, and Siyan Yi. Datta, D., Njuguna, J. Although not statistically significant, these trends do seem more pronounced in households that participate in the PLDL. Copyright 2018 Innovations for Poverty Action | Privacy Policy | Legal Disclosures & Policies | IPA Staff | Press | Donate. HIV and AIDS worsen food insecurity due to deaths of income earners, loss of productive labor, reduction of access to credits, and increase of debts as well as expenditure on health care, transportation fee, and funeral cost [20, 21]. During field data collection, the teams were able to reach about 95.4% of the required sample size. Our example highlights how PES programs can induce activities that could have a positive or negative total effect on environmental outcomes, and serves as a reminder that households react strategically to the incentives they face. Confidentiality was ensured throughout the study by using identification code for all instruments and analyses. P values of less than 0.05 were to be statistically considered significant. In the main survey, data were collected using the final revised questionnaire. When components of the program were implemented individually, no statistically significant impacts were observed. In this study, we found that about 72% of KHANA’s beneficiaries reported having three meals per day in the past week compared to only 60% of the controls. After two years, the program successfully reduced chronic malnutrition by about a third and increased the productive assets of participants. Although not statistically significant, beneficiaries in this study were less likely to borrow to supplement their household consumption (16.5% vs. 25.5%; p=0.13). This quick cash generation together with access to loans from the VSL groups also helped keep children in school and divert the risk of borrowing money from private moneylenders with high interest rate [45]. and B.E.R. Livelihood impacts of a regional PES program. They were more likely to turn to formal loan providers than private moneylenders, which usually charge higher interest rates, compared to the non-beneficiaries. Found inside – Page 3The SPIR project aims to improve nutrition in young children through programs that affect the three primary ... to learn the effect of the primary dimensions of SPIR programming, the livelihoods package (L), the nutrition package (N), ... Almost half of all deaths of children under five years of age are attributable … Household data show that changes in livelihood activities may offset some of the desired effects of the program through increased expenditures on agricultural fertilizers. Contents of this paper are the responsibility of the authors and do not reflect the view of USAID or our respective institutions. Found inside – Page 65His main argumentation is that a microfinance program could have positive or negative effects on the life of people, especially women, depending on how these programs are designed to provide what he calls “quality financial services”. A cross-sectional retrospective study in Europe depicted that women with HIV received less emotional support than men with HIV and did not benefit from the emotional support they reported receiving [60]. The assessment used a wide range of data collection techniques and a simplified SL framework to guide analysis and interpretation. Associated with VRUTI Livelihood Impact Partners, Bangalore as a Project Manger for sustainable livelihood solutions at DONDI block (CG) Since May 2021. Contributed by Gretchen C. Daily, July 30, 2013 (sent for review May 14, 2013). The lack of a significant effect among groups 1 and 2 suggests that specific nutrition programs (distribution of flour, cereals, training of mothers) should be implemented to significantly improve nutrition. Information on psychological well-being was covered in the fifth section. Nutrition interventions included undernutrition awareness campaigns and training mothers to recognize the signs of undernutrition. The most common skill trainings received from the programs were animal husbandry (41.9%), home gardening (27.3%), and business start-up (12.8%). This section reviews some of these challenges and draws out the recurring themes. Childhood mortality in Burkina Faso is more than double the global average: 81.6 out of every 1,000 children born die before their fifth birthday.3 Despite a significant improvement in recent years, undernutrition in Burkina Faso remains endemic. B. Problems/Concerns on Livelihood. It is important to note that women with HIV were dominant in this study. Data entry began after the field data collection was completed. The first section included general information on participation in the livelihoods programs and demographic characteristics of the cases and the controls. Its main purpose is to supply residents with drinking water, up to one-half of which comes from the reservoir (9). The proportion of the cases who rated their quality of life as good was significantly higher, and they were significantly less likely to report that they felt guilty being HIV-positive persons. Similarly, findings in this study showed that the number of 6-17 year-old children of the beneficiaries who were not currently in school was smaller than that of the controls. The degree of food security is measured by summing the score of all the nine frequency of occurrence questions. contributed equally to this work. If looking at the individual questions, both the cases and the controls still reported having less respect for themselves. Researchers hypothesize that household prioritize the cash transfer’s use to meet food consumption needs with little leftover to generate significant investment in non-agricultural/ livestock activities. “HIV/AIDS, food supplementation and livelihood programs in Uganda: a way forward?”, Manary, M., Ndekhat, M., van Oosterhout, J.J. “Supplementary feeding in the care of the wasted HIV infected patient.”, van Oosterhout, J.J., Ndekha, M., Moore, E., Kumwenda, J.J., Zijlstra, E.E., Manary, M. “The benefit of supplementary feeding for wasted Malawian adults initiating ART.”, Rawat, R., Faust, E., Maluccio, J.A., Kadiyala, S. “The impact of a food assistance program on nutritional status, disease progression, and food security among people living with HIV in Uganda.”, Cantrell, R.A., Sinkala, M., Megazinni, K., Lawson-Marriott, S., Washington, S., Chi, B.H., et al. S1). A methodology for assessing livelihood impacts of projects was developed and has been applied in the first two case studies in Kenya. Furthermore, food insecurity also affects in parallel HIV transmission risk and clinical outcomes among PLHIV [22, 23]. Found insideat least some positive results from impact evaluations (Adoho, Chakravarty, Korkoyah, Lundberg, & Tasneem, 2014; ... Experimental studies of the effects of livelihood programs on child outcomes come predominantly from the US trials of ... Furthermore, the proportion of the cases who said that they had difficulty revealing their HIV status to others and hid their HIV status from others was also smaller than that of the controls (40.8% vs.45.9%, p=0.18; 17.3% vs. 19.7%, p=0.41, respectively). Table 2 shows comparisons of socio-economic status among the cases and the controls. The PLDL PES program also has the potential to promote economic development in upstream communities by providing additional financial resources to households and changing land use and production activities. It is increasingly acknowledged that migration issues need a co-ordinated approach, with discussions being undertaken at bilateral levels, as well as at regional and global levels. More than 44 percent of people in Burkina Faso live on less than $1.90 dollar per day, the international benchmark for extreme poverty. To ameliorate these situations, KHANA has implemented livelihoods programs since 2010, including village saving and loans (VSL), skill trainings, and cash grants with on-going technical support. Comparison group: Households in 43 villages did not receive any of the aforementioned interventions. It is the biggest artificial lake in Asia, spanning 188 km2 with a storage capacity of 43.17 × 108 m3. The questionnaire developed by FANTA consists of nine occurrence questions that are used to assess the level of food security and nine questions on frequency of occurrence that are used to assess how often the situation occurred in the past four weeks. The Graduation model provides families with a range of services, including income-generating assets, training, access to savings accounts, consumption support, and coaching visits, and variations of the model have been successfully replicated in several contexts. This study focuses on the socio-economic impact of taguig water lily livelihood program among local residents. Found inside – Page 346Kabeer and Noponen (2004) investigated the impact of a leading NGO and Microfinance Institution of India-PRADAN's SHG micro-finance and livelihood promotion program on the social and economic position of their members. Despite this great improvement, socio-economic and psychological burden in the daily life of PLHIV on ART and their family are viewed to be important issues to address [4, 5]. Found inside – Page 4livelihoods program; although soil and water conservation remains the core. Recent changes in the scale of watersheds from micro (500 ha) to meso (5000e10000 ha) under the Integrated Watershed Management Program (IWMP) facilitates the ... HIV-affected households incur larger portion of expenditure on medical care, while their income is lower than the general households [43]. Northwest Syria. Studies from Nepal, Thailand, China, and Africa have also shown that community support is crucial in upgrading quality of life of PLHIV [56, 57, 58]. Master in Human Development and Food Security – Department of Economics, University of Roma Tre – Rome, Italy. However, competition between Hebei Province (upstream) and Beijing City (downstream) for water resources originating in Hebei is intensifying. Second, due to the self-reported measures, the results might be affected by social desirability and recall biases in their responses to the interviews. Discussion about their issues or concerns during self-help group and VSL meetings, and health education, may have helped to reduce stigma and increase self-esteem among this population, but might not have been enough. This idealized social-ecological system is illustrated in Fig. The change from labor-intensive rice to corn production also decreased the amount of household labor required to farm those plots (Table 2). The mean of monthly income of beneficiaries who attended the programs for three years or more was 13.6% higher than the controls. S1 and S2. The Miyun Reservoir is the only surface water source for domestic water in Beijing. It was also back-translated into English by a different research fellow to confirm semantic equivalence. In this study, approximately 18% of both groups never attended school. Yet, food aid remains the most common response pr… This is due, at least in part, to PLDL participants’ dramatic and disproportionate increased investment in corn inputs—expenditures on seed, fertilizer, and pesticide among program participants were much less than nonparticipants in 2006, but surpassed nonparticipants by 2010 (Table S3). An easy way of thinking within a livelihood framework is using the household triangle of assets, capabilities and activities. Data processing personnel consisted of a data processing supervisor and five entry operators. 1. First, researchers conducted an exhaustive census at the village level. An additional survey to measure the long-term impacts will be performed in 2021. Thirty-nine livelihoods skill trainings had been delivered to 1,109 participants; 522 households had received cash grants; and 119 VSL groups had been initiated, with 1,881 members (68% of which were female) [45]. This program is a successful example of water users paying upstream landholders to improve water quantity and quality through land use change. Found inside – Page 199On-site construction workers were offered construction skills training through their unions.43 THE IMPACT OF THE LJTP A ... Known to community members simply as “Livelihood,” the program staff members not only assisted tenants with ... The data obtained through structured questioner from rural households both from control group (who are remained back home) and treated group (who participate in the resettlement program). livelihood impacts of these diverse programmes, and some of these distinct impacts are discussed below. The results report “simple” DID estimates (ZDID) as well as estimates that control for differences in observable household characteristics as they might impact program outcomes through “matching” techniques (ZDIDM) (SI Text). 5 ... COOPI decided to take action to collect data to analyse the impact on the food security and livelihood on households in the communities where it works. The total score is derived by summing the score for all 19 items, with the higher score indicating better social support [52]. In addition, the CD4 cell count of the cases was also higher than that of the controls. Key words: Challenges, Ethiopia, impact, Productive Safety Net Program (PSNP), social protection. Found inside – Page 246livelihood. programs. A range of interventions have been implemented to promote women's economic empowerment in sub-Saharan Africa and thereby potentially trigger a positive income effect on HIV (Blankenship et al. 2006; Kim et al. indicators sets), has developed the livelihood key indicators' list (included in this document) as part of a coordinated effort to achieve a standardized tool that will allow an overview of the impact of livelihood programmes and will improve the accountability of organisations. A livelihood framework is a way of understanding how households2 derive their livelihoods. impact on beneficiaries (Kwaw, 2006: 5). In Burkina Faso researchers evaluated whether a nutrition-focused livelihoods program consisting of a cash transfer, productive asset, and nutrition intervention can impact child nutrition, household income, and assets. A higher score indicates a higher level food insecurity [48]. Sovannary Tuot 1, 2, Kouland Thin 1, Mayumi … We also collected information on demographic characteristics, production and consumption activities, household wealth and assets, and respondents’ perceptions and satisfaction with the program. By increasing households’ flexible cash income, households may, for example, choose to increase education or migrate out of the watershed for better income-earning opportunities. Found insidePartly in response, the Indian government is in the process of scaling up a national rural livelihoods program that ... 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