Sentence examples for livelihood approaches from inspiring English sources

Recent theorizing on migration and development is based on the New Economics of Labour Migration (NELM) and livelihood approaches (de Haas 2010) which take a more holistic view of migration and development.

Linking livelihood approaches to resilience thinking is imperative to enhance the understanding of livelihood dynamics and to explore how households maintain and improve their livelihoods in the face of natural disasters (Scoones, 2009; Sallu et al., 2010).

Considering the entitlement approach by Sen (1981) and other relevant sources (Kelly and Adger 2000; Koli 2013), asset-based livelihood approaches are based on the idea that a household's well-being is multifaceted and positively linked to the degree of access to assets and livelihood options (Moser 2006).

Blaikie remarks that CBNRM has become a 'fashion, in a catwalk of fashions – community development, micro-credit, farming systems, livelihood approaches and so on' (2006: 1952 citing Edwards 1999) in development, which should have '"something in it for everybody"' (2006: 1954, quotation marks in the source).

While the Sustainable Livelihoods Framework has mainly been used in relation to agriculture, poverty and development the Health Access Livelihood Framework linked studies on treatment seeking and health services with livelihood approaches and shifted their focus on people's access to critical resources during treatment-seeking.

The alternative Livelihood approach was developed from the work of Nobel economist Amartya Sen. This is based on detailed, quantified information on household economy and  gives the operational detail required for prediction and early response.

This study has applied the sustainable livelihood approach (SLA) framework to analyse pastoral livelihoods.

The concern of livelihood approach is to understand how different in different places live (Scoones, 2009).

This study applied the sustainable livelihood approach to establish the determinants of diversification among pastoral households of Turkana and Mandera Counties.

A livelihood approach, as a framework, explores how individuals, households, or communities behave under specific conditions, analyzing their ability to cope and adapt in response to external shocks such as drought or civil strife [4], [5].

Qualitative and quantitative methodologies are based on the sustainable livelihoods approach linked to actor-oriented approaches.