Sentence examples for livelihood information from inspiring English sources

For example, Malawi avoided famine in 2005-06 after a crop failure, through a prompt donor response based on sound livelihood information.

Using spatially referenced data from recent Kenyan Demographic and Health Survey datasets, price data, livelihood information, and a remotely sensed-based measure of local growing season productivity, we develop a dataset linking pregnancies occurring from 2001 to 2008 to the spatially and temporally relevant maize price data.

FEWS NET utilizes the Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC) as a standardized scale to assess the food security, nutrition and livelihood information to classify the severity of acute food insecurity outcomes.

Household's information, livelihood of pastoralists, and various rangeland resource management practices were included in the questionnaire.

This type of espionage is a threat to any business whose livelihood depends on information and to all businessmen and women who remain "connected" while traveling.

The company plans to empower 500,000 small-scale farmers by 2019 in west Africa to advance their livelihoods by accessing information that helps them to improve their harvests.

Proportional piling was used to gather information on livelihood means, sources of food, new disease cases and benefits derived during the past one year from cattle both with FMD and HIS.

In each village, heads of households or their spouses were interviewed to seek information on livelihoods activities, knowledge and practices on malaria and its preventions.

Key informant interviews, conducted both before and along with rural household surveys, elicited detailed information about rural livelihood experiences for the survey questionnaire development, and provided a contextualized backdrop for the analysis of survey data.

The principles and methods of participatory appraisal described by Catley (2005) and Catley and Admassu (2003) were used to generate information on the livelihood impact of livestock diseases and the severity of FMD.

The relevant qualitative studies, though useful with discussions on the contribution of livelihood factors, could not contribute information on the estimate of the association between the livelihood measures of interest and adherence, and, as a result, were excluded.