Income Generating Activities

(IGAs) consist of small businesses managed by a group of people to increase their household income through livelihood diversification.

To support equal participation in income generating activities (IGA), start with the assumption that people from at-risk groups can engage in the same types of income generating activities as others in the community:

Skills development Training

SARM has focuses on Skills development training enhancing specific abilities, whether hard (technical) or soft (interpersonal), to improve individual performance and career prospects. It involves acquiring new knowledge and skills, often through structured programs, to bridge the gap between current capabilities and desired skillsets. Vocational training, we believe that anyone can make their own future.

By providing the skills and education young people need, they can develop their own trade and businesses. We wish to set up a vocational school for young people to be able to learn a trade through training and apprenticeships so they are able to start their own businesses when they are adults, with a new generation able to own their own future.

SARM has remained committed to the development of human capital as well as capacity development since its inception with offering decentralized, tailor-made and customized training programmer through the Dhaka and Nilphamari based training center experiences in training course designing on different issues related to WASH, public health, capacity building, gender, governance, resilient and inclusive WASH technology adoptions, organization development and management, training of the facilitators are widely accepted in the sector.

NGO Forum has been running informal training throughout the country for developing core group trainers among its partner NGOs/CBOs.