Sentence examples for livelihood sustainability from inspiring English sources

In terms of responding to future sea-level rise, particularly changes in extremes superimposed on long-term sea-level rise over the next few decades [83], there is a growing need for decision-makers in the Asia-Pacific region, particularly in its poorer countries, to implement effective and sustainable adaptation strategies to ensure livelihood sustainability [84, 85].

Livestock remains an important component for livelihood sustainability in pastoral areas (Krätli et al. 2013).

So, evaluation of water resources is urgently required for livelihood sustainability and economy (Singh et al. 2013).

Together with Chandra-Chenab, Ravi and Sutlej Rivers which also drain parts of Himachal Pradesh, the Beas River serves as a water source for economic development and livelihood sustainability in Himachal Pradesh, Punjab and Rajasthan (Fig. 3, Drainage System).

The consequences of disasters on human health and well-being are varied and include direct impacts on lives and livelihood sustainability and indirect impacts on macroeconomic growth and social support mechanisms (Schipper and Pelling 2006).

Opondo (2013) findings reveal that many of the coping measures at the household level such as selling of property and reliance on support from public and private agencies, and temporary relocation and migration, are erosive as they have negative long-term effects on household livelihood sustainability.

Significant number of farmers willing to continue participating in PES project implies that PES is a potential alternative policy tool to enhance conservation and livelihoods sustainability.

The cumulative effects of deforestation, forest degradation and changes in the species composition of forests in the long run may have far reaching adverse impacts on people, livelihoods, sustainability and the forest ecosystem services flowing from the Indian Himalayan Region.

These investments affect income and consumption and preclude the use of funds for other productive purposes such as investment in education or support to sustainability, livelihood, and income.

"Am I to write a blank cheque and sign away the livelihoods and sustainability of 1.2 billion Indians, without even knowing what the EU roadmap contains?

"Am I to write a blank cheque and sign away the livelihoods and sustainability of 1.2 billion Indians, without even knowing what [the new agreement] contains?" asked the Indian environment minister, Jayanti Natarajan.