Sentence examples for both livelihood from inspiring English sources
The discussion highlighted the need for spatial methods to assess ecosystem service trade-offs, as well as the main challenges for conservation measures to contribute to both livelihood improvement and conservation gains.
Compared to a near equal mean CSI for households from both livelihood systems at the start of the dry season, pastoralists had a much higher mean CSI (greater food insecurity) than agro-pastoralists at the start of the rains.
Studies were conducted in numerous settings and the measurement tools used to assess and define both livelihood factors and adherence varied substantially.
That is, a focus on diversified, small-scale agroecological production tenets of food sovereignty helped provide both livelihood benefits and benefits to biodiversity.
The fund will resettle populations, restore wetlands, and make other decisions that affect both livelihoods and nature.
Therefore, management of grazing intensity plays a crucial role to avoid or to diminish land degradation and to sustain both livelihoods and ecosystem functioning.
Ultimately, however, OMS culture is just one piece of a necessarily multi-faceted approach to integrated coastal management that also must include habitat protection and rehabilitation, diversification of both livelihoods and stakeholders, and strong fisheries management policies (Ferrol-Schulte et al. 2013).
The Twin Towers were both a livelihood and a passion for him: he would speak of them with the absorbed fascination with which poets sometimes speak of Dante's canzones.
This is a world where male servants enjoy superior pay and tips, but Albert is actually a woman, and on being forced one night to share a room with a house painter called Hubert Page, she fears exposure will ruin both her livelihood and life.
There is clear variation both across livelihood groups and within them over time.
Non-timber forest products have been recognised as important resources for both sustainable livelihood and ecosystem conservation purposes.
