Sentence examples for poor livelihood from inspiring English sources

Essentially, these settlements are characterized by extreme poverty and poor livelihood conditions, limited access to family planning services, illiteracy, sexual violence, and lack of access to quality health care, including ante and post-natal care services.

Pre-trial qualitative research suggests that a range of social-structural factors, including poverty and poor livelihood options, gender differences in parents' expectations and aspirations for their children, and caste-related discrimination, contribute to girls having shorter education than boys, and perpetuate the traditions of underage marriage and sex work through the Devadasi tradition.

I realised that severe weather shocks were already undermining poor livelihoods in vulnerable countries, and were negatively affecting rights to food, safe water and health.

Their situation is complex; they face a set of barriers to accessing not only fortified foods but also food in general, such as a lack of fresh food; they face poor livelihoods and limited access to markets.

My child, do not refuse the poor a livelihood, do not tantalize the needy.

They will receive €190m of aid in so-called "banana-accompanying measures" from Europe over four years, to help them become more competitive, and offset some of the damage done to poor farmers' livelihoods by the loss of income.

The study revealed that informal waste recycling is not only a waste reduction practices but also creates opportunities for urban poors as livelihood earning.

Livestock are key to poor peoples' livelihoods and offer an important route out of poverty.

There is poor infrastructure, livelihoods have been severely disrupted, and there is a deprivation associated with lack of integration and legal status.

"We're talking about people getting killed, and poor people's livelihood stolen".

Hers was a world in which progress, industrialism, economic necessity (the term may be varied but the fact remains) had swept away leisure and starved out beauty, in which men were so poor and their livelihood so hazardous that they had scarcely learnt to think and never learnt to save.