The best places to examine those problems are found in difficult environments where livelihoods are particularly vulnerable.
Both communism and the economic upheavals that followed it have made their traditional livelihoods more difficult.
Some defendants suffered additional costs far more difficult to quantify: lost livelihoods, broken relationships from time in prison, children removed from their custody, and the trauma from incarceration.
The school supplies are going a fair way towards spurring school enrolment at a time when a large part of the population is coping with the breakdown of livelihoods and difficult economic conditions.
Compensation is fine, but the loss of livelihood is difficult to replace.
Like most Syrians outside of the country, and notably the 5 million-plus who are living in neighboring countries, Syrians in Lebanon cannot easily get work permits, making their capacity to work and sustain a livelihood incredibly difficult.
Nonetheless, the average current holdings of livestock (5.4 camels, 10 cattle, and 17.8 small stocks; Fig. 4) are by far lower than what was mentioned by Seid (1994), implying that total dependency on livestock rearing as a sole source of livelihood is difficult nowadays.
AWASSA, Ethiopia, 28 July 2008 – In the districts around Awassa, it is becoming increasingly difficult to earn a livelihood.
Project aims to ensure education for child labourers in drought-affected Ethiopia AWASSA, Ethiopia, 28 July 2008 – In the districts around Awassa, it is becoming increasingly difficult to earn a livelihood.
Is the timeframe of three years particularly difficult in the area of livelihoods?
