"livelihood development" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to the growth of jobs, skills, and resources that help people gain access to sustainable sources of income and food. For example: The government recently launched a new program focused on livelihood development that will provide job training and resources to those in poverty.
The third recommendation is therefore to work with the Nigerian government and businesses to identify and promote sustainable livelihood development that reduces vulnerability to trafficking.
"All options should consider the development of a sustainable local economy, social and livelihood development and income generation for any resettled individuals," the paper says.
It tried to identify the determinants leading to formation, composition, operation, and offering of community-based entrepreneurship as a means of economic or livelihood development.
Secondly, by using three case studies of livelihood development projects and identifying the social, economic and institutional lessons learned that point both to best and worst practice.
This study tries to examine a community-based entrepreneurship through a case study approach with an implicit research question on how it can lead to livelihood development and eventual empowerment of the community at large.
The reconstruction of a 2.92 km section of the embankment, installation of new drinking water sources (tube wells and ponds), cash grant support to certain households for alternative livelihood development, and tree planting were highlights of this project in Koyra.
In the recent decades, there has been growing interest in the contribution of non-timber forest products (NTFPs) to livelihoods, development, and poverty alleviation among the rural populace.
Over the past decade, a number of different, diverse value chains have been established in the urban areas of developed and developing countries alike, with increasing convergence in their motivations related to food security and livelihoods development, particularly for poor and disadvantaged segments of society.
The outcome of this benefited households in improving their livelihoods, development plans are successfully completed, and households' awareness on development issues are also increased.
UN agencies and a large number of civil society organisations are contributing across the nutrition field and beyond in Myanmar in nutrition-sensitive sectors including health, water and sanitation, food security, agriculture, livelihoods development, education and protection.
Livelihood and development incentives are needed to address the specific raiding motives of each group.
