Sentence examples for livelihood benefit from inspiring English sources

"There is a potential livelihood benefit, because families are reducing the proportion of their income they are spending on fuel as well as employment opportunities.

It is possible that a greater emphasis on food systems that embrace the sustainable diet concept will reap nutritional and livelihood benefits for small farmers, food manufacturers and consumers across the globe.

Non-timber forests products (NTFPs) provide multiple livelihood benefits to local communities and regional and national economies.

Involvement of the local communities and direct livelihood benefits to them are essential for the long-term sustainability of the small hydro schemes.

Here, we focus on forest commons in human-dominated landscapes and their role in biodiversity conservation at the same time as they provide livelihood benefits to users.

The potential of the Kenyan dairy sector to increase production to meet consumer demands of the growing population and enhance livelihood benefits has not gone unnoticed (Vernooij 2016).

Critically, we quantify a number of key interactions between: wealth, dependence on marine resources, involvement in decision-making, and population size that have strong implications for co-management success in terms of livelihood benefits.

Our data also indicate that expanding agroforests into areas currently under pasture could sequester significant amounts of carbon while providing biodiversity and livelihood benefits that the most common reforestation systems in the region – monoculture teak plantations – do not provide.

They have been referred to as social woodlands, with millions of rural and urban people relying on them to provide ecosystem services and livelihood benefits (Woollen et al. 2016).

The emerging peri-urban camel production system (PUCPS) has potential livelihood benefits to households, but adapting herd management practices responsive to market demands is a challenge with implications for its sustained development.

Projects that work with land users to ensure that investments targeting water benefits also offer sustainable livelihood benefits "are generally more effective over time," says Gena Gammie.