Post-Tsunami Sustainable Livelihoods Programme for the Coastal Communities of Tamil Nadu

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Post-Tsunami Sustainable Livelihoods Programme for the Coastal Communities of Tamil Nadu

 

The goal of the programme is to enable thousands of tsunami victims living in the coastal areas of Tamil Nadu to return to a stable and productive way of life. Targets include people who live in coastal areas, including fishers, wage workers in the fisheries sector, farmers and agricultural labourers. There is a specific focus on marginalized groups such as women who are heads of households and members of scheduled castes.

The programme’s aim is to improve the livelihoods of people affected by the disaster. It promotes community participation and planning. The programme includes support for sustainable resource management in coastal areas, access both to rural financial services and to a social safety net in the form of insurance, and community-based sea-safety and disaster management. It also provides for employment generation and skills training, and assistance in programme management. One of the programme activities has the aim of  empowering women to improve their incomes from marketing fish.

Status: custom-msg-closed
Land
India
approval-date
19 april 2005
Duur
2005 - 2020
sector
sector.credi
total-project-cost
millions-usd
ifad-financing
millions-usd
co-financiers-dom
Domestic Financing Institutions millions-usd
National Government millions-usd
Beneficiaries additional financing millions-usd
Domestic Financing Institutions additional millions-usd
Local Government (additional) millions-usd
Beneficiaries millions-usd
financing-terms
lending-term.high_con
project-id
1100001348
project-contact
Rasha Ms Omar

Project design reports

Project design reports

Additional Financing Design Report Regio: Asia and the Pacific

Environmental and social impact assessment

Final environmental and social management framework

Interim (mid-term) review report

Resettlement action framework

PCR digest

Special study

Project list

Project completion report

Co-financiers

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