Sentence examples for expand livelihood from inspiring English sources

Affected residents largely fall into four distinct groups: 1) those who lost everything and relocated to New Verapaz; 2) those who attempted relocating but returned to their original homes; 3) those who used the relocation project to claim an additional home to expand livelihood activities, and; 4) those who remain in risky areas of Verapaz and have no intention of relocating to New Verapaz.

Can we now mobilize new alliances to dramatically expand livelihood and other economic opportunities for youth worldwide?

OSRO/TUR/702/HCR - Enhancing agricultural knowledge of Syrian refugees and host communities to expand livelihood opportunities.

The project, funded by UNHCR, was developed to help Syrian refugees and their host communities expand livelihood opportunities through enhanced agricultural knowledge.

Women's rights articulation and claiming has expanded into livelihood and food security entitlements.

The CPF-Lebanon 2016 2019 will address two main government priority areas: Government priority one "to expand economic and livelihood opportunities benefiting local economies and the most vulnerable communities" and Government Priority two "to improve performance of the agricultural sector contributing to the economic, social, environmental and sustainable rural development".

The CPF is organized around two major government priority areas: Government priority one "Expand economic and livelihood opportunities benefiting local economies and the most vulnerable communities", and Government Priority two "Improve performance of the agricultural sector contributing to the economic, social, environmental and sustainable rural development".

Revenues generating from mountain tourism provide opportunities for local communities to diversify their livelihoods, expand new markets and to enhance cultural exchange.

Fishing, a traditional means of livelihood, expanded with technology, spreading outside the local market to become the very foundation of international trade.

Further studies on pastoral livelihood security should expand to include these strategies not linked directly to herd management.

Policies and development interventions that reduce risks, diminish livelihood constraints, and expand opportunities for increased household resilience to drought are critical complements to the existing pastoral strategies.