Sentence examples for livelihood context from inspiring English sources

Given the livelihood context of smallholder farming system in the studied area, which is highly vulnerable to environmental hazards and persistently challenged by population pressure and land degradation, it is highly likely that the size of farm land will remain to be a major determining factor of the resilience capacity of the studied households.

Given the livelihood context of smallholder farming system in the studied area, context specific institutional interventions such as the integrated use of both safety nets and cargo nets may help communities to overcome livelihood predicaments associated with the recurrent flood disasters.

Empirical evidence is weak on the practice and impacts of implementing PES in a centralized governance and rural livelihood context (McElwee 2012).

It is interesting to note that much of the research on household adaptation to climate change has been conducted in developing countries with a different livelihood context (see Hisali et al. 2011 on Uganda's argicultural production).

The LSP works through teams of FAO staff members, who are attracted to specific themes being worked on in a sustainable livelihoods context.

It was clear to the WSIS global participants that when addressing the challenges that face the digital divide, especially in a rural livelihoods context, problems go beyond just technology.

To put the contribution of wildlife tourism to poverty reduction and local livelihoods in context, we first outline pastoralist livelihoods and how these are changing, then summarise status and trends of wildlife populations, tourism revenues, and conservation and development initiatives in East Africa and Maasailand.

The case illustrates both how refugees struggle to recover their livelihoods in contexts of forced displacement and sedentarization in refugee camps and how this struggle is informed by pre-exile modes of subsistence and cultural values.

Assimilation takes place when peasants adhere to the 'productive alliances' because growing palm under this model is 'the' option to be able to gain or maintain access to land and to ensure a livelihood in a context of marginalization and violence.

In these new times, I would hope that they turn their attention toward creating sustainable livelihoods in a context with ecosystems that are also sustained.

Smallholder farmers in Southern Africa are faced with the challenge of securing their livelihoods within the context of a wide variety of biophysical and socio-economic constraints.