Sentence examples for livelihood option from inspiring English sources

A potential impact of loosing livelihood option is internal displacement or cross border forced migration.

The prevailing livelihood option is pastoralism where cattle, sheep, goats and camels are kept in communal grazing lands.

Livestock production remains the main livelihood option in the three land-use sites as shown by the largest average herd size among the other land-use options.

Further, these woody forage species can withstand seasonal and climatic variations rampant in the sub-region, thereby securing camel forage availability all year around, thus making camel production a viable livelihood option in the sub-region.

However, climatic variability will intensify the vulnerability of traditional livestock production systems, potentially lessening the effectiveness of livestock as a sustainable livelihood option (Nyariki et al. 2012; Sejian et al. 2015).

This indicates that the return to investment in soil and water conservation measures; small-scale irrigation; agronomic practices; and diversifying livelihood options each does generate reliable results, especially in areas where climate change and variability adversely affects agriculture which is considered as the main livelihood option of the households.

The report warned of a "potential humanitarian crisis" due to the people's "limited livelihood options".

It is involved in the reconstruction of schools and is exploring counter-narcotics training programs for Afghan police and alternative livelihood options for poppy farmers.

Myanmar's new government faces a myriad of challenges, but if it wishes to develop the economy while increasing livelihood options for millions of rural people, it must create solutions for the thus far hidden problems of the country's oceans.

The research aims to address longer-term disaster reconstruction challenges by exploring understandings of sustainability, equity and livelihood options among affected communities engaged in post-disaster reconstruction work; and to advance knowledge of community-based disaster mitigation strategies by compiling case studies on emergent best practice, policies, and lessons learned.

An explanation for this could be that pursuance of a pastoral livelihood competes for labour with other livelihood options.