Sentence examples for changes in livelihoods from inspiring English sources

3. Explore how the transformation of land through the use of enclosures relates to changes in livelihoods.

Finally, possible consequences of these changes in livelihood are discussed with special reference to sustainability.

We have qualitatively analysed changes in livelihood strategies through 131 semi-structured interviews (60 % with men and 40%% with women) and seven focus group interviews (four with only women and three with only men) in Chepareria division conducted between 2012 and 2014.

In conducting a household survey, a counterfactual (without disease outbreak) scenario has to be identified against which the changes in livelihood outcomes (with disease outbreak) can be measured.

Tracking surveys (or longitudinal surveys) use repeated observations of (migrant) households or individuals over time and are a major tool in improving assessment of migration-related changes in livelihood.

When ART became available in developing countries more than decade ago, it not only gave hope to the patients but also resulted in positive changes in the livelihoods of people living with HIV.

Presently, political, social and economic factors impose changes in traditional livelihoods and land use.

Population pressure and the ensuing expansion of agriculture to more marginal land, intensification of the homegarden system, together with climate changes affecting the water supplies, have caused changes in farmers' livelihoods.

With regard to famers, loss of crop land and the associated urban expansion give rise to changes in the livelihood of farmers as they derive reduced income from farming (Haregeweyn et al. 2012).

At the lower echelons of society, females have driven enormous change in how livelihoods are made and how people are supplied with basic necessities.

Self-help activities showed commitment to effect a change in their livelihoods, despite constraining environmental, cultural and social factors.