Sentence examples for livelihood changes from inspiring English sources

The livelihood changes associated with enclosures depend on an ongoing privatization of land.

These livelihood changes are closely associated with, and depend on, an ongoing privatization of land under different tenure regimes.

Indigenous knowledge is often hailed for its versatility to recognize and respond to the livelihood changes (Turner and Clifton 2009) but it has also been transformed by ecological and socio-cultural changes (Pirker et al. 2012).

"It will actually make them be strong and make them withstand," he said, talking about the affect such livelihood changes would have on local communities.

"Amazingly, there has been no systematic, cross-country research on livelihood change following land reform," says Ian Scoones, an ecologist at IDS and a researcher on the project.

Our reasons for choosing to investigate these patterns of livelihood change in Mukugodo are myriad.

Our analysis and interpretation also incorporate insights from published family portrait studies which captured qualitative, household-level pictures of livelihoods and livelihood change (Homewood et al. 2009).

This shift to fish ponds is a major livelihood change and one that should be investigated further to identify the effectiveness of such a transition.

We reconcile these disparate outcomes, displacement on the one hand and persistence on the other, by focusing on the social relationships that co-produce land use and livelihood change.

I'm working on long term poverty measures and livelihood change in East Africa.

In short, the local educated stewards are paid for producing the services, and their salaries will compensate the lost income possibilities from traditional livelihoods and changes in socio-cultural practises.