Sentence examples for livelihood challenge from inspiring English sources
'livelihood challenge' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when referring to a difficulty a person or group of people are having making a living. For example: Many small-scale farmers have been presented with a severe livelihood challenge due to the recent drought.
Almost all households (95%) owned livestock, and even respondents who considered themselves 'fishers' ranked livestock disease, rather than fisheries related concerns, as their most critical livelihood challenge.
The project, launched at scale in February in Kenya, aims to be "user-centred" and avoid what Ewan believes is a common mistake of creating top-down tech solutions to the livelihood challenges of farmers.
They do not get fish and cropland siltation from river flow that increases livelihood challenges.
The treaty fails to restore the basin flow at the pre-Farakka level which creates the ecological resource failures and community livelihood challenges.
Increased social and livelihood challenges in the resettlement dissuaded residents living in high-risk areas from moving to new, free housing.
The study brings out the sustainable livelihood challenges of the rural farmer within the context of a changing climate for appropriate policy response.
Marine harvesters face significant livelihood challenges due to the impacts of climate change on marine ecosystems, and due to economic fluctuations that influence their incomes.
The livelihood challenges faced by farming communities in Chapra are typical of those that occur throughout the GDA in Bangladesh and in some respects are representative of those that occur throughout the entire basin.
It is the quantifiable outcomes of these different approaches to modern livelihood challenges that allow us to evaluate the impact of new economic opportunities on human health and well-being for pastoral families now and in the future.
While narratives focused on national food sovereignty support large-scale food estates in ways that fit a particular politics of food, they overlook the specific livelihood challenges facing rural populations and the problems of food poverty in marginal landscapes.
The study revealed that housing transformation in public estates are a strategy to address shortfalls' associated with the physical design, structure and construction paucities, especially in living space, lifestyle and size, and for addressing pecuniary and livelihood challenges through home-based enterprises.
