Sentence examples for livelihood capacities from inspiring English sources

Inclusion of more subjective perceptions of the problem as well as livelihood capacities and strategies in the measurement of food insecurity at the household level was suggested by Maxwell, 1996 (cited in Maxwell et al. (1999).

We then present evidence from Chapra to support our argument that hydro-politics and top-down government processes are harming rather than assisting local communities to sustain and/or develop livelihood capacities.

This article contributes to understanding how communities can use hazards and disasters to strengthen their livelihoods and capacities in the realm of small island environments.

For example, at the community level, Marshall and Marshall (2007) presented metrics based on a conceptual model of social resilience of commercial fishing communities in coastal Australia, while Cinner et al. (2009) studied livelihood diversity, capacity to organize, and governance in communities near Madagascar's marine protected areas.

Improving people's livelihoods through capacity building is essential for reducing poverty and hunger, especially in rural areas.

Hence policies should support productive capacity and livelihoods in rural areas as migrant labourers move away.

What is created is capitalism in a "new and improved" form – and what is destroyed is self-sustaining capacity, livelihood and dignity of its innumerable and multiplied "host organisms" into which all of us are drawn/seduced one way or another.

Fraser (2007) uses a cube framework to identify vulnerability to climate change in food systems focusing on changes in the agroecosystem, livelihood, and institutional capacity.

Lack of institutional capacity and livelihood problems were challenging implementation process.

Complemented livelihood kit distributions with capacity development training on various topics related to agricultural production and post-production through implementing partners.

The Strategy set three outcomes towards enhanced resilience of food, agriculture systems and dependent livelihoods: enhancing member-country capacities; improving the integration of agriculture and food security into the global climate change agenda; and strengthening FAO's work on climate change.