The resultant loss of people, property, services, livelihoods, and history (especially for those whose ancestors farmed the same land for generations before) can trigger powerful feelings of chronic loss and fatigue, hopelessness, helplessness, despair, and generalised anxiety in those who remain and in those who are displaced.
This recorded data on basic socio-demographics, present livelihood activities, settlement history, and past and present livestock mobility.
The longtime Piscataway resident worked for 23 years as an administrative secretary before deciding in 1995 to make her passion for history her livelihood as well.
The reality of the public lands is also that certain people are attached to certain places — by heritage, by history, by livelihood, by love.
This paper addresses the following themes: (a) introduction, (b) a brief progress measurement history, (c) the household livelihood security approach, (d) the household livelihood security index, (e) how the index is used, (f) future issues, problems and prospects, and (g) conclusions.
Efforts for housing improvement require a better understanding of 'western housing' benefits by the Gunas, who are, in general, cautious of any policy that is supposed to improve their livelihoods, due to a long history of neglect and abuse by the dominant groups of the Panamá Isthmus.
"You're talking about people's livelihoods and people's place in history," Hightower said.
"We have a long history of hunting for our livelihood and subsistence," said Paul Apangalook, a hunter and ivory carver on Alaska's St Lawrence Island.
From India to Peru, mining projects have a long history of causing threats to livelihoods in the developing world.
The president is struggling to contain the worst environmental disaster in our history, which is threatening the livelihoods of millions of Americans.
