Sentence examples for livelihood goals from inspiring English sources

Foggin calls for a much closer integration of national and local government objectives for wildlife conservation combined with pastoralists' livelihood goals in western China.

Livelihood strategies are the combination of activities that people choose to undertake in order to achieve their livelihood goals (UNCDF 2005).

In an effort to reduce the potential for negative social impacts in forest carbon projects, private third-party actors such as the Climate, Community, and Biodiversity Alliance (Alliance) have established certification schemes (e.g. standards) to ensure that biodiversity and community livelihood goals are met through just means while also reaching carbon mitigation goals.

Ignoring health workers' own and their families' livelihood goals and activities, we left out an important factor influencing health workers' performance and the availability of work resources.

The Ocean Health Index, a collaborative project of the group Conservation International, the National Geographic Society, the New England Aquarium, the National Center for Ecological Analysis and the Synthesis and the Sea Around Us project, measures, country by country, the ability of marine ecosystems to thrive and to support human livelihoods — goals that are often in tension.

Farming systems must simultaneously address production goals, livelihoods, and environmental sustainability, in a constantly changing world.

The selection of a housing approach to be adopted should consider factors such as the reconstruction costs, the improvement in physical and social safety, the restoration of livelihoods, and communities' goals (Jha et al. 2010; Karunasena and Rameezdeen 2010).

The need for scientifically-based regional-scale land use planning around protected areas is acute in human-dominated landscapes to balance conservation goals with livelihood needs for fuelwood, fodder, and other ecosystem services.

Climatically unstable rangelands perhaps offer the most opportunity for integrating wildlife management with livestock to meet multiple goals: wildlife conservation, livelihoods support for pastoralists, and demand for livestock products generated with less intensification.

The first is to build institutional capacity of communities to play an active role in forest governance, and the second is the prioritization of well-being and livelihood enhancement as forest management goals.

While many civil rights leaders also pursued this worthy goal, Parks was one of the few who actually committed her life and livelihood to carrying out that goal.