Thus, the value of the workhood concept needs to be further explored and tested in different geographical and institutional settings, and-more importantly-in combination with the livelihood concept.
The concept of livelihood resilience is underpinned by human rights.
As research continues to suggest that theoretically and practically climate change adaptation (CCA), DRR, and development overlap (Kelman et al. 2015), we will use the bridging concept of livelihood resilience for our framework (Tanner et al. 2014).
Apart from being an analytical tool, SLF takes vulnerability as a comprehensive concept covering livelihood assets and their access, and vulnerability context elements (i.e., shocks, seasonality, and trends) as well as institutional structure and processes (Birkmann, 2006).
The process of data collection was determined by the theoretical frameworks and concepts on livelihoods, natural hazard research, and health behaviour, which were chosen and applied based on the findings.
Staying committed to my passion for meaning had sustained me over the years, but how could I make it pay off yet again and still practice the Buddhist concept of "right livelihood"?
Building upon this review, we explore the concept of 'environmental livelihood security' – which encompasses a balance between natural resource supply and human demand on the environment to promote sustainability – and develop an integrated nexus-livelihoods framework for examining the environmental livelihood security of a system.
It is now a central concept in the livelihood, food security, sustainability science, land-use change, natural hazards; disaster risks management, public health and global environment and is now increasingly used in climate change research communities (Schroter et al. 2004; Fussel 2006).
BLACK's TEDTalk "My Journey To Yo-Yo Mastery" made me think of the Buddhist concept of "Right Livelihood".
Marsha Sinetar, in the book, Do What You Love, The Money Will Follow, sees the concept of "Right Livelihood" including a way of working as well as a way of thinking about work.
