Sentence examples for livelihoods among from inspiring English sources

While working in India from 2004-2011, Yvonne designed and managed behavior change initiatives on HIV/AIDS, maternal and child health, gender equality and livelihoods, among others.

As the prime minister said last week, we will continue to strongly defend UK interests in support of Bombardier at the very highest level because an adverse outcome risks jobs and livelihoods among the 4,200 skilled workers in Belfast.

In Verapaz, the reasons for mixed relocation success stem from residents' reluctance to abandon their supportive social networks and livelihoods, among other relevant concerns detailed below.

It is in this rural village a three-hour drive from Arusha, the nearest city where Christy Ihlo has found a new role supporting environmental conservation and sustainable livelihoods among Northern Tanzania's rural communities and wildlife.

The results of the survey provide compelling evidence showing that there is a significant difference in quality of life and perceived livelihoods among private, public, and NGO-employed health-care providers in Haiti before the after the January 2010 earthquake and the humanitarian response that followed.

Qualitative research found that strong altruistic motivation was not incompatible with the importance of financial compensation of some kind, particularly considering the vulnerable livelihoods among these communities [ 25].

Reactions: "This law criminalises trans women, and this and similar laws in Malaysia deprive trans women of fundamental human rights, including right to self determination, right to live with dignity, freedom of expression, freedom of movement, right to livelihood, among others," says Thilaga Sulathireh from Malaysian trans rights group Justice for Sisters.

Livestock is the main source of livelihood among communities in pastoral areas of Turkana and Mandera, although only 24%% of households have viable livestock herds to sustain pastoral livelihoods.

Such large-scale and multi-faceted resource degradation implies a profound problem for cattle production and sustainability of pastoral livelihood among the Borana pastoralists in southern Ethiopia (Tache 2010).

An immediate lack of food and the absence of livelihoods are among the primary concerns preventing displaced rural people from returning to their homes.

Displacement due to development projects such as dams, mines, and urban infrastructure often leads to livelihood decline among affected communities.