Sentence examples for livelihoods soil from inspiring English sources

Sustainable Organic Integrated Livelihoods (SOIL), a Haitian nonprofit that focuses on bringing composting toilets to households, includes Jenkin's Loveable Loo as an option in its collection of ecological sanitation toilet models used throughout Haitian homes and businesses.

We argue the need not only to scale-up from the grassroots, but to also scale-down from the global institution, and to scale-across both vertical and horizontal lines of institutional collaboration so as to enhance the potency of the cooperative effort it will take to secure lands and livelihoods affected by soil erosion.

Assessment was made against economic development, livelihood stability and soil fertility criteria.

Table 3 shows that 72%% of respondents in severe and 82%% of respondents in moderate safe water scarcity areas have been affected in their agriculture-based livelihood because of soil and water salinity.

"There is growing evidence that these [agro-ecological] systems keep carbon in the ground, support biodiversity, rebuild soil fertility and sustain yields over time, providing a basis for secure farm livelihoods," says the report.

The Prophet (SAW) says "Search for your livelihood much below the soil - at every layer of the earth surface".

With almost 4 million peasant farmers in the country reliant on clean air, water, and soil for their livelihood, a considerable number of Romania's anti-fracking civil disobedients have sprung from the country's rural heartland.

With almost 4 million peasant farmers in the country reliant on clean air, water and soil for their livelihood, a considerable number of Romania's anti-fracking civil disobedients have sprung from a surprising source: the country's rural heartland.

Just as small farmers understand the importance of conserving the soil for their livelihood, traditional fishermen want to protect fish stocks so that they can continue their way of life.

The same forces that wreaked havoc on soil and farmer's livelihoods over three decades are in play today.

The area is less endowed with moisture-retaining soil for crop-based livelihood, except for some places in the valley bottoms (Coppock 1994).