Sentence examples for livelihood generation from inspiring English sources

Avenues for sustainable livelihood generation was assessed through household surveys and resource mapping of the village.

Here, restoration of degraded sites and management of remaining mangroves often remain unsuccessful in serving the dual purposes of biodiversity conservation and sustainable livelihood generation.

Additionally, RSM could leverage local governing bodies to connect with private investors and policymakers to enable fast-track implementation of the livelihood generation schemes of the government.

In this study, a conceptual model of resource symbiosis (RS M of an Indian village was developed, by leveraging the concept of bricolage, to aid in sustainable livelihood generation.

In the emerging economies, the social cause-attractors (Dietz & Porter 2012) are very elementary and the critical issues are triggered by shared necessity (Defourny & Kim 2011); such as, livelihood generation, poverty eradication, rural entrepreneurship, improved education, to name a few.

The research found that, "many engaged in work and leisure activities and religious rituals as a way of providing relief from their troubles" and found that these activities fulfilled a dual purpose of meeting practical needs (income and livelihood generation) and psychological and emotional distraction [ 40].

The increasing concentration of salinity will put more pressure on people's health and threaten livelihood, income generation, and food security of coastal populations.

Responsible access to finance unleashes a positive chain of ripple effects: livelihood, income generation, and a brighter economic future for clients, their families and communities.

29 Defining the role and contribution in the continuum of care will guarantee the TBAs' livelihood and generation of income.

Nothing, he says, will stop him from carrying out what is almost certain to be the last duty of care to animals that have been his family's livelihood for generations.

Factories spew toxic chemicals into rivers and oceans, killing fish and the livelihood of generations.