Agriculture:
this encompasses crop farming, gardening, and livestock rearing, which are common in many regions, especially rural areas.

Handicrafts and small businesses:
making and selling items like handmade paper, bricks, or other products can be a significant source of income for individuals and communities.

Wage labor:
working for others, whether in agriculture, construction, or other sectors, is a common livelihood strategy, especially for those with limited assets or skills.

Resource management:
activities related to managing natural resources, such as afforestation, water management, and soil conservation, can also contribute to livelihoods.

Community mobilization:
organizing and engaging community members in livelihood programs or initiatives can be a key aspect of promoting self-reliance and reducing poverty.

Poultry farming ,animal husbandry & fishing:
raising livestock, such as chickens, goats, or cattle, can provide both food and income. For communities living near water bodies, fishing can be a primary source of income and food.