Sentence examples for In livelihoods from inspiring English sources

In short, it means decentralization, localness in size and scale, in livelihoods.

No one asked the obvious question: how much has Ethiopia's brutal, donor funded, economic experiment contributed to the collapse in livelihoods?

Cash transfer schemes, for instance, can help poor people to buy food, secure housing or invest in livelihoods – whatever they believe their family most urgently needs.

A long-term approach based on universal education that permits a transformation in livelihoods will be essential to support the nearly 250 million people who will be living in the region 25 years from now.

To make the point, Levine, a research fellow at the Overseas Development Institute specialising in livelihoods, vulnerability and early response in humanitarian crises, uses the NHS as an example: "The accident and emergency (A&E) budget for a hospital doesn't come from a separate donor or ministry.

In many countries in Africa, these pressures are compounded by disruption to institutions and variability in livelihoods and income.

says Menye. "There can be no development and improvement in livelihood without water".

Include people with disabilities in livelihood recovery strategies such as micro-credit schemes and vocational trainings.

Therefore, forests were critical in livelihood diversification in Chobe enclave.

Yet, politics have been overlooked in livelihood studies (Scoones [2009]).

This trend of seeking diversification in livelihood activities amongst pastoralists is common in other countries.