Sentence examples for from livelihood from inspiring English sources

This pathway from livelihood resources to livelihood outcomes through livelihood strategies is described by Scoones (2009).

In the UNICEF research, children noted a range of experiences, ranging from livelihood insecurity in Mongolia to threats of sea level rising in the Pacific Islands to massive flooding of their neighbourhoods in the Philippines and crop failures in Indonesia.

This study shows that cultural beliefs and norms have a strong influence on maternal care practices among the ultra poor households, and override the beneficial economic effects from livelihood support intervention.

Facilitate out of school girls' and boy's control over income from livelihood activities,  possibly through youth initiated cooperatives, to encourage trials of marketing and investment schemes and to promote decision-making over how funds are to be used for the family's livelihood and personal development.

Learn about the species in the ocean, and the geological features and hazards, and finally, but importantly, learn about how much human beings rely on the oceans for everything from livelihood and nutrition, to relaxation and hobbies.

Livelihoods Peter Eroku and his cattle in Katine, Uganda The relatively small number of farmers benefiting from livelihoods work in Katine is causing tensions Water and sanitation Katine water carrier pixi Are the borehole pipes faulty?

Liberty from government, yes; livelihood from government, no.

But in recent months he has been worried that an Israeli barrier hugging the houses of this hilltop village outside Jerusalem, but not taking in its fields, would cut him off from his livelihood.

But victories in the drug war can be ephemeral, officials are finding out, even in places where the peasants have been reasonably eager to turn away from a livelihood that brought with it so many ills that destroyed their communities.

However it begins, rice growing can develop from a livelihood into a lifestyle.

Second, some in-depth analysis of the data from a livelihood perspective has already been conducted (McPeak et al. 2012), making it possible to contrast insights from a livelihood perspective with insights from a resilience perspective.