Social characteristics Gender, age, disability, etc. of household members within lifecycle of domestic group Assets Capability Multi-dimensional vulnerability Shaped by CT impact pathways Alleviation of credit, liquidity & savings constraints Access to risk sharing networks for economic collaboration, labour, technology, knowledge, inputs VULNERABILITY CONTEXT Multivariate risks creating stresses, shocks, trends, cycles that effect beneficiary households Household Income Consumption, nutrition Investment in education Asset accumulation Savings Labour allocation Improved capability Dignity, self-respect Social networks Changed family relations (+/-) Social inclusion & exclusion (+/-) Economic risk sharing Social respect Local economy Multiplier effects on trade/goods/services Spill over effects to ineligible households Boost in labour markets Creditworthiness Social institutions Gender & care norms Power relations Complementary services & programmes Market access Labour market structure Products Agro-ecological conditions Shaping productivity e.g. food (in)security Land Availability, tenure Formal & informal institutions Savings groups Risk & asset sharing Social support networks Livelihood groups Cash transfer Reliability Targeting Size

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