Sentence examples for dependent communities from inspiring English sources

In the past, many forest dependent communities have been overlooked in the rush to open up indigenous territory to oil, gas and mining companies.

The impact of wood use by isolated Forest Dependent Communities (FDC) on forest conservation is not well understood.

Last November, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration announced sharp restrictions on cod fishing in the area, with harsh consequences for fishing dependent communities like Gloucester, Mass.

Ciobo also pointed to skills and training funding, international tourism and agribusiness as the way for mining dependent communities to make a transition, but said global coal demand was "going through the roof".

Redd is emerging as a mechanism that has the potential to exacerbate inequality, reaping huge rewards for corporate investors whilst bringing considerably fewer benefits or even serious disadvantages to forest dependent communities.

Earlier this month, the Forest Peoples Programme, which campaigns for the rights of forest dependent communities, said that GAR and GVL were "compounding poverty and food insecurity by taking land without community consent and making hollow promises of development benefits".

This would "benefit timber-dependent communities and industries," he wrote, and it would help salmon.

Opening up logging under the Bush administration's plan "would have given our timber-dependent communities a real boost".

Notwithstanding this, the findings reveal that participant forest-dependent communities in the co-management project had improved livelihoods compared to forest-dependent communities outside the co-management scheme.

Jay Williams is expected to assist these automotive-dependent communities in the midst of transformation.

Or what effect it would have on the housing market in car-dependent communities like mine?