Sentence examples for livelihood priorities from inspiring English sources

We conclude that most farmers will not oppose forest conservation as long as it is compatible with their respective livelihood priorities.

What activities health workers adopt and the way they invest in resource mobilization and translation to clients is certainly driven in part by norms and values at the community and the health system level, but is also governed by their own (livelihood) priorities, attitudes and motivation.

Unless the communities are cooperatively empowered to collaborate and be part of the Brokpa societal development process, effectively addressing tsamdro grazing conflicts, an individual family's livelihood priority may supersede such change.

The UYEP aims to contribute to PNG's National Youth Policy priorities to support livelihood promotion, poverty reduction, and socially healthy behavior for youth, by assisting the growing segment of disadvantaged youth who have dropped out of school or university and lack the basic competencies required to compete in the labor market.

We also acknowledge that people's priorities and livelihood conditions may affect their participation and appropriation of EWS, and that ensuring the participation of a community as a whole in EWS is difficult.

Since livelihood stability was a priority goal in the recovery process, the NGOs and GOs provided different support programs, including cash aid, cash for work and training, and training for alternative livelihoods to promote self-recovery (Walton-Ellery 2009; Tada 2011; JICA and OCCL 2012; Mahmud and Prowse 2012).

UNEP postconflict environmental assessments seek to identify immediate risks to human health and livelihoods and provide recommendations on priorities for clean-up, sustainable use of natural resources, and for strengthening environmental governance.

Thus, this paper supports claims from previous studies that solving the alternative livelihood problems appears to be a priority for improving management and conservation in these ecosystems.

The second priority concerns the definition of livelihood security.

Ecosystem restoration with the objective of watershed and riparian repair functions as well as livelihood and landscape diversification is a national priority in current land management in these degraded highlands (Nyssen et al. 2004).

In the Congo Basin, given endemic poverty, livelihood improvement should be the top policy priority.