Sentence examples for livelihood framework from inspiring English sources
It applied a livelihood framework to investigate the multiple values of forest lands in household economies.
In the context of sustainable livelihood framework, social capital is taken to mean the social resources upon which people draw in pursuit of their livelihood objectives.
The hybrid analytical framework developed for this analysis situates Ostrom's (1990) design criteria for co-management institutions in the broader context of the Sustainable Livelihood Framework.
The livelihood framework was highly beneficial in assessing vulnerability over time, because changes in community structure and function were reported and observed with implications for disaster risk.
Moreover, following Madhuri et al., (2014) and in line with the Sustainable Livelihood Framework (SLF 6 (Birkmann, 2006; Scoones, 2009) this study further included natural capital (NC) that mainly refers to ownership of land and size of farmland.
This paper aims to study small-scale goat farmers' agency to make their living in a complex context, by using a sustainable livelihood framework that integrates actor-oriented approaches.
Finally, this novel approach to examining livelihood landscapes complements existing livelihood frameworks by providing a new way to visualize, in a compact and comprehensive format, complicated patterns of interrelationships between livelihoods.
A methodology was developed to quantify the livelihoods asset pentagon (human-physical-social-financial-natural) of the Sustainable Livelihoods Framework.
Wisner et al. (2012) have developed an approach to understanding people's capacities based on a sustainable livelihoods framework.
The latter chapter by Bohle proposes an integrated framework for market risk assessment, drawing heavily on the Sustainable Livelihoods Framework and on aspects of vulnerability.
The benefits and costs were analysed using the asset-based framework of the Sustainable Livelihoods Framework and the subject-focused approach of Wellbeing in Development.
