To secure a livelihood, he became a minister, but, after two years, he resigned his pulpit, under pressure (he was too much of a reformer for his congregation), to militate for abolition.
This truly visionary set of recommendations would have several dividends, especially for the Bedouin: their cultural legacy, in danger of obsolescence, would be preserved while at the same time enhancing both their pastoral skills and ability to secure a livelihood from herding.
He becomes skilled with the bow, able to traverse distance to secure a livelihood even in the wilderness (Gen. 21 20).
Fundamentally, the environmental health of the community must be addressed without jeopardizing the rights of individuals to secure a livelihood.
Back in 2010, when many were complaining about the lack of services and insecurity outside the camps, these women set out to secure a livelihood project.
Between these options, there are a variety of choices available that will motivate useful CHW behavior based on intrinsic factors (e.g. working due to sense of moral or community duty) or extrinsic factors (e.g. working in order to secure a livelihood, maybe even a way out of poverty) (36).
The paper is relevant to development professionals and agriculture researchers and proposes further research questions on topics that appear to have an influence on women's role in wheat farming and food systems and women's ability to be successful in securing a wheat-based livelihood.
Collectives can also help low-income women improve leadership skills and secure a sustainable, family-supporting livelihood.
They thus produce cultural landscapes, of which the structure and functioning play a role in enhancing and securing their livelihood.
This would support brokpas in securing their livelihood, while assisting the government to move towards sustainability.
Smallholder farmers in Southern Africa are faced with the challenge of securing their livelihoods within the context of a wide variety of biophysical and socio-economic constraints.
