Sentence examples for livelihoods development from inspiring English sources

Over the past decade, a number of different, diverse value chains have been established in the urban areas of developed and developing countries alike, with increasing convergence in their motivations related to food security and livelihoods development, particularly for poor and disadvantaged segments of society.

In the recent decades, there has been growing interest in the contribution of non-timber forest products (NTFPs) to livelihoods, development, and poverty alleviation among the rural populace.

The outcome of this benefited households in improving their livelihoods, development plans are successfully completed, and households' awareness on development issues are also increased.

UN agencies and a large number of civil society organisations are contributing across the nutrition field and beyond in Myanmar in nutrition-sensitive sectors including health, water and sanitation, food security, agriculture, livelihoods development, education and protection.

Development problem to be addressed: while currently about 1.6 billion people rely more or less directly on forest resources for their livelihoods, development strategies insufficiently recognise that forests can make a decisive contribution to poverty reduction.

DHCBI is into Livelihoods development and human capacity building of vulnerable, less privileged and building resilience among people affected by crisis such as natural or as a result of human activities.

"All options should consider the development of a sustainable local economy, social and livelihood development and income generation for any resettled individuals," the paper says.

The third recommendation is therefore to work with the Nigerian government and businesses to identify and promote sustainable livelihood development that reduces vulnerability to trafficking.

What's unique about the graduation approach is that it merges aspects from three very distinct areas of development work: social protection, livelihood development, and financial services.

Secondly, by using three case studies of livelihood development projects and identifying the social, economic and institutional lessons learned that point both to best and worst practice.

Second, we classify marked issues into three aspects: (1) the contradiction between livelihood development and environmental protection, (2) the imbalance between the principle of "common but different" and the guideline of maximizing national interests and (3) the conflict between the support and opposition for hydropower development in the Mekong between upstream and downstream countries.