Sentence examples for contribution to livelihood from inspiring English sources

Non-timber forest products (NTFPs) were found to make an important contribution to livelihood security in the study area.

This paper focuses on the five types of assets (economic, natural, physical, human and social) which shape a sustainable livelihood and whose contribution to livelihood strategies and outcomes are mediated by a range of policies, institutions and processes.

The contribution to livelihoods and community development and the population status of O. sinensis were documented.

Exploring extent and pattern of non-timber forest product (NTFP) income contribution to livelihoods of forest-adjacent people and the income related socio-economic factors is crucial in designing any development and conservation initiative.

Questions were also asked concerning women's economic activities, contributions to livelihoods, influence and agency.

The results show significant and diverse contributions to livelihoods from six out of seven social-ecological patches.

Mwachara et al.[ 49] identify the need to involve the livestock keepers in designing the breeding programmes to take into account the full array of contributions to livelihoods that these animals make and so identify genetic characteristics related to these functions.

Although such EU subsidies make a welcome contribution to the livelihood of traditional farmers, the critical definitions that have to be made regarding what is considered traditional or non-traditional can be problematic.

Despite the knowledgeability of camel pastoralists in identifying estus, courtship, mating and pregnancy, not much has changed in their herd management in spite of its contribution to their livelihood.

This is a common finding from research assessing tourism's contribution to pastoral livelihoods; pastoralists rarely view tourism as a substitute for their usual livelihood activities, but rather as a possible way of supplementing them (DeLuca 2004; Homewood et al. 2009).

In addition, we estimate their potential contribution to farmer livelihoods to better understand the economic incentives behind orchard planting.