Sentence examples for livelihood analysis from inspiring English sources
A pastoral livelihood analysis of 66 individual households/herds across 30 villages was conducted, using participatory methods and structured questionnaires.
When used in a livelihood analysis, these measures of centrality, density and centralization provide novel information about the relative importance of specific sectors such as fisheries, which along with information on patterns of occupational interrelationships, can be quantitatively examined and compared.
A livelihood analysis, a multi-dimensional approach considering people's assets (physical, human, financial, and social capital) and vulnerability to shocks, in addition to income and expenditure, was applied to the 30 case study households [ 16].
Regional measures of adaptive capacity derived from rural livelihoods analysis were populated with secondary data and used to communicate the multiple dimensions of adaptive capacity to groups of landowners.
There was little other material in the identified studies reporting survivor care and livelihood strategies that allowed analysis of other mechanisms.
The results emphasise the value of cross-sector development interventions informed by contextualised analysis of livelihoods and wellbeing outcomes.
A recent analysis of livelihoods in the northern Kenya rangelands plots the position of households on the two axes of livestock holdings and cash income (McPeak et al. 2012).
The understanding of flooding as a livelihood shock also needs an analysis of resilience of livelihood systems in the face of the recurring flood disasters.
In Chapters 3 to 5, Reid provides a detailed analysis of the livelihood practices common in savanna ecosystems.
Our analysis illustrates how livelihood groups differ in terms of exposure to shocks, sensitivity to shocks, and capacity to cope with shocks.
In doing so, we provide a new framework for detailed systemic analysis of household livelihood portfolios which can be examined at varying scales of social aggregation.
