The phrase "affecting the livelihood" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how certain actions, events, or policies impact people's means of earning a living or their economic well-being.
Example: "The new regulations are affecting the livelihood of many small farmers in the region."
Alternatives: "impacting the income" or "influencing the means of support".
Increasing external pressures from human activities and climate change can lead to desertification, affecting the livelihood of more than 25% of the world's population.
It is the goal of this retreat for processes to become "survivor-centric" and put survivor voices at the forefront of policy discussions of matters affecting the livelihood of survivors.
The logistic regression analysis (Table 4 Model B) showed that occupation, compensation, and individual income are the main factors affecting the livelihood of the residents.
The longer-term vision is to restructure the livestock production sector toward a more integrated and controlled system in which controls benefit animal health and welfare, human health, and commercial profitability without adversely affecting the livelihood of poor persons.
Even if the disease tends to disappear after epizootics, livestock bans may last for several years, severely affecting the livelihood of pastoralists.
In the aftermath of Haiyan, Region VIII lost about 33 million coconut stands, affecting the livelihood of more than one million small-scale coconut farmers.
Swirling south of here, in a gulf between the Americas, a crisis is brewing and already affecting the livelihoods of millions of people, threatening food and energy security, and undermining our nation's reputation regionally.
In the Apac region of Uganda, the United States focused on two conflicting agendas: developing organic farming and eradicating malaria, ultimately affecting the livelihoods of tens of thousands of farmers.
During these plagues, the insects can be found across 20 percent of the Earth's surface, affecting the livelihoods of one in 10 people on the planet across 60 countries, Mr. Cressman said.
Ms. Patrikainen and environmentalists also say, however, that the dams would do more harm than good, and that situations like those being played out in Kampot Province could soon be repeated millions of times over, affecting the livelihoods of families like the Thavrys.
Consequently, the land resources including the soil had been degraded, reducing crop yields and affecting the livelihoods of the population.
