Sentence examples for ensure livelihoods from inspiring English sources

"We need to ensure livelihoods, so that next year we're not still saving lives".

In the end, to achieve sustainable food security we will probably need many different techniques — including organic, conventional, and possible 'hybrid' systems — to produce more food at affordable prices, ensure livelihoods for farmers, and reduce the environmental costs of agriculture….

In the end, to achieve sustainable food security we will probably need many different techniques – including organic, conventional, and possible 'hybrid' systems – to produce more food at affordable prices, ensure livelihoods for farmers, and reduce the environmental costs of agriculture".

Agroforestry is a prime strategy for improving and establishing medicinal and aromatic herbs in farms and overextensive agricultural landscapes that ensure livelihood of tribal communities besides conserving MAPs.

In terms of responding to future sea-level rise, particularly changes in extremes superimposed on long-term sea-level rise over the next few decades [83], there is a growing need for decision-makers in the Asia-Pacific region, particularly in its poorer countries, to implement effective and sustainable adaptation strategies to ensure livelihood sustainability [84, 85].

UNICEF Representative in Somalia Christian Balslev-Olesen notes that UNICEF not only works with NGOs to improve hygiene and provide basic health care and immunization, but also works in tandem with UN partners to ensure livelihood and poverty issues are addressed.

When a household had low livestock per capita that could not sustain a pastoral livelihood, labour could be diverted to other livelihood options to ensure sustenance of the household.

The plan states that the movements are to be voluntary, and pledges to provide infrastructure for the new villages and assistance to ensure alternative livelihoods.

The Rainforest Alliance is a non-governmental organisation that aims to conserve biodiversity and ensure sustainable livelihoods by transforming land-use practices, business practices and consumer behaviour.

A shake-up of the enforcement process is much needed – not just to protect fat cat record companies, but also to ensure the livelihoods of thousands of musicians, authors, filmmakers, photographers, artists and the rest who contribute to our cultural landscape.

The plan pledges to provide infrastructure for the new villages and assistance to ensure alternative livelihoods.