Bringing resources, expertise and connectivity to a city previously experienced as a backwater, this activity is creating opportunities for residents to access new knowledge, livelihoods and forms of self-fashioning.
These relationships may, however, be a result of urbanization near Kenya's marine parks, rather than the marine parks' effect on fishers' knowledge and livelihoods.
They point to new ways of living in and through the 'HIV city', and, as I will explore below, to the possible conversions of knowledge into livelihoods and futures.
Wildlife, Food Security and Livelihoods: Provision of knowledge and support for members and countries to address bushmeat and other issues related to wildlife, food security and sustainable livelihoods.
Don't underestimate the emotional burden of a failing career, dehydrated talent reserves and the knowledge that your livelihood relies on controversy.
Indigenous Knowledge and Development: Livelihoods, Health Experiences, and Medicinal Plant Knowledge in a Mexican Biosphere Reserve.
The paper specifically focuses on how water scarcity, as the major limiting factor, is addressed in the study area using local knowledge to sustain livelihoods of its people.
In general, there are significant differences among factors stated above which will support writers' group learning and knowledge sharing in improving livelihood.
The loss of livelihood, agricultural knowledge exchange, and sociological ties to land triggers social instability.
Around the world, millions of women live in or near wetlands and protected areas--recognizing them as sources of food, livelihood, traditional knowledge, and spiritual retreat, among others.
