This is the strategy of households of having diverse capacities and assets and engaging in diverse activities to support their means of living.

• Livelihood Reluctant

• Readiness of Livelihood

• Livelihood Diversification

• Resilient Livelihoods

This is a type of livelihood asset that pertains to the people’s health, ability to work and knowledge and skills that they have acquired over time.

• Physical Capital

• Health Capital

• Mental Capital

• Human Capital

This pertains to the ability of an individual to wisely plan and organize his/her finances.

• Financial Intelligence

• Smart Financing

• Financial Literacy

• Money Intelligence

This is the total combination of activities undertaken by a typical household to ensure a living.

• Livelihood System

• Systems

• Livelihood Branches

• Livelihood Activities

Which is NOT a Livelihood Asset?

• Human Capital

• Natural Capital

• Social Capital

• Industrial Capital

This is the module that aims to capacitate and train the SLP Program Participants on basic principles and concept of micro-enterprise.

• Basic Employment Skills Training

• Basic Communication

• Micro-enterprise Development Training

• Technical Skills Training

This defines the mission statement of an entity, plan/idea that is visualized for the progress of an organization, specific targets in achieving goals, and desired outcomes of an association.

• CBL

• MAF

• VMGO

• Project Proposal

The components/sections of the CBL include the following except:

• Name and Location

• Meeting of the association

• Amendments

• None of the above

This refers to the allowance or stipend provided to program participants who have rendered work for labor-intensive projects to build, rebuild, and/or protect natural and physical assets.

• Skills Training Fund

• Seed Capital Fund

• Cash for Building Livelihood Assets Fund

• Employment Assistance Fund

Which of the following is NOT an eligibility requirement to join the Sustainable Livelihood Program (SLP)?

• Must be a Filipino citizen and forcefully endorsed by the officials of the local government unit where the individual resides

• Open to all Filipinos especially the poor, marginalized, vulnerable and/or disadvantaged households as identified by the National Household Targeting System for Poverty Reduction (NHTS-PR)

• A MD participant must be at least sixteen (16) years old with a written legal consent from the parents or legal guardians

• An EF participant must be at least eighteen (18) years old upon employment, following legal employment standards