The phrase "activities livelihood" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the means of earning a living through various activities, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The community focuses on activities that enhance their livelihood, such as farming and crafts."
Alternatives: "livelihood activities" or "income-generating activities".
Activities promoting livelihood diversification, food security, and poverty reduction also tacitly facilitate improvements in the resilience of the individuals and communities thereby enhancing their capacity to deal with climatic risks.
In 28% of the settlements, families combined livestock, crops and non-farming activities as livelihood means.
The rural people of Ethiopia in general are dependent on summer rain for agricultural production activities (main livelihood of the country) (NMSA 2007).
It would be unsurprising if the numbers of nomadic humans that the livestock can support could increase much although diversification into other economic activities and livelihoods can complement pastoralism, most such activities encourage sedentarisation rather than nomadic pastoralism.
Turning Point Resolutions in Seeta, Mukono, Uganda equips individuals with the skills to engage in activities to support their livelihoods.
Thus was born the ASRI Clinic, which provides innovative health services, and the Forest Guardians Initiative, which spreads awareness of alternative livelihood activities, tracks illegal activity, and rewards conservation.
On the other hand, the primary livelihood activities were supplemented by activities such as fishing, traditional beer brewing, NTFPs harvesting, weaving and crafting.
It is worth noting that forest use and livelihood activities often involve combinations of activities.
Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) has the world's fastest growing population where livestock rearing is still the principal economic activity supporting livelihoods in the desert, arid grasslands and savannahs where the harsh environment is unsuitable for other forms of agriculture.
The potential for integrating livelihoods activities into other HIV support mechanisms should be explored, and further evidence is needed to determine which types of livelihoods programs would be best suited for integration [ 12].
