What about the security and sense of continuity of life enjoyed by the thousands of people who lived and made their livelihoods in relation to those bayous before they disappeared?
The socio-economic characteristics and sources of livelihood strategies in relation to household groups (i.e. rich, medium, and poor), key household external and internal factors constraining crop production, were collected through the household survey and focus groups.
Next, E. Remedio examines livelihood patterns in relation to wood energy in the City and Province of Cebu, the Philippines – where the consumption, production and trade of woodfuel have a long tradition and continue to be important despite rapid urbanization.
They explored whether identifiable livelihood strategies emerged in relation to particular predictors, and within any such strategies, looked for the significance of wildlife-related activities and income.
Climatic season and livelihood system were quite important in relation to the state of food insecurity.
The MPA does not only implicate their livelihoods, they see it also in relation to their ancestral rights and existence as distinct indigenous and ethnic peoples.
The majority of households rely on one or more members regularly travelling to central parts of the city in relation to their livelihood activities.
Drawing on in-depth qualitative research conducted in Accra, the capital of Ghana, this paper explores the mobility of urban residents in differing parts of the city in relation to their livelihood strategies.
It positions change in relation to broader livelihood dynamics outside the farm sector and contextualises them nationally and regionally to provide a necessary analytical adaption to the unfolding empirical realities of rural Africa.
While the Sustainable Livelihoods Framework has mainly been used in relation to agriculture, poverty and development the Health Access Livelihood Framework linked studies on treatment seeking and health services with livelihood approaches and shifted their focus on people's access to critical resources during treatment-seeking.
