Sentence examples for critical livelihood from inspiring English sources
Almost all households (95%) owned livestock, and even respondents who considered themselves 'fishers' ranked livestock disease, rather than fisheries related concerns, as their most critical livelihood challenge.
The Russian Federation has donated $3 million to help FAO provide conflict-affected farmers and herders in Syria with critical livelihood and nutrition support.
The declining momentum of community-based natural resource management (CBNRM) in southern Africa is threatening to erode major gains registered over the past two decades unless urgent steps are taken to revive this critical livelihood strategy for poverty alleviation and a sustainable environment.
Therefore, forests were critical in livelihood diversification in Chobe enclave.
In less mature economies and fragile regions of the world, entrepreneurs are just as, if not more, critical to livelihoods and development.
Future policies and initiatives should promote the conservation and sustainable use of diverse environments which are critical to livelihoods (e.g., forests, palm swamps, agroforests, rivers and lakes).
Many of these marginal lands are not only critical to livelihoods of very poor people but they also play critical roles in watershed and biodiversity conservation.
"We have greater evidence on how forests are critical to livelihoods of the world's poorest, with a better understanding of the trade-offs and more exact confirmation that healthy and productive forests are essential to sustainable agriculture". An estimated 50percentt of the fruit we eat comes from trees.
Belgium and Sweden's support to SFERA is critical for rapid livelihoods assistance, ensuring communities struck by crisis are able to protect and rapidly recover their livelihoods.
While gift shop sales are critical to the livelihood of any celebrity museum, some raise funds by offering special "membership" options.
That's the conclusion of a new study, which finds that about 15% of our 20,000 genes are so critical to our livelihood that certain changes can kill us before we're born.
