Sentence examples for livelihoods between from inspiring English sources

The tour involved a series of activities, workshop sessions and field visits with a range of government, non-government and Indigenous (Australian) organisations to generate ideas, innovations, partnerships and shared understanding of community-based marine and coastal management and livelihoods between the three countries.

Refugees appeared to be able to attain stability and security in Eastern Cameroon in fact, though the proportion of refugees that owned land was lower than the proportion of host population that owned land, refugees and Cameroonians who owned land owned in similar amounts, suggesting equal opportunity to grow livelihoods between the two groups.

According to Mohammed Benkaddour, head of the Association for the Protection of Oriental Consumers (Apco), the trade provides a livelihood for "between 3,000 and 5,000 families, a figure to be multiplied by five to obtain the number of people concerned", in a poor area where unemployment is high.

Although farming constituted the main source of livelihood in both the Bududa (90%) and Kiryandongo (86%) districts, a difference in the main source of livelihood between the affected and controls was observed in the Bududa district only (P < 0.01).

It's disgraceful," before adding an important reminder: "Victims see no meaningful distinction between emergency and development assistance; between livelihoods and survival".

One of the main findings is that there is considerable inequality, even though there are no major differences in terms of the livelihood diversification between poorer and wealthier households.

Future applications could compare livelihood landscapes between groups (e.g. migrants and non-migrants), explore how these networks vary along tenure institutions or kinship-networks, examine shared tasks in the workplace, and potentially incorporate other network statistics such as structural equivalents to determine potential substitutability between occupations.

The mediating livelihood variables between rural migration and the rural environment highlight potential areas for policy intervention.

With the aim to minimize confounding errors due to different livelihood systems between cases and controls, we decided to select the controls also from within the hospital setting.

As a preliminary step for the multivariate data analysis, bivariate statistical tests were conducted to identify socio-demographic and livelihood differences between household groups.

The livelihood differences between rural labor-migrant and non-labor-migrant households have important implications for the environmental outcomes of labor out-migration in rural origin areas.