Sentence examples for securing livelihoods from inspiring English sources

It's being planned out with a lot of attention to poverty alleviation and securing livelihoods.

Victoria works at Women in Informal Employment: Globalising and Organising, a network focused on securing livelihoods for the working poor, especially women, in the informal economy.

In 2014, the OECD Development Centre in collaboration with The Rockefeller Foundation embarked on a scenario-based project called "Securing livelihoods for all: Foresight for action".

Securing livelihoods and maintaining wellbeing (at least partly) results from levels of social capital that enhance shared access to resources (33).

Rather than a motive for entering service, for instance, volunteers' own household vulnerability became a barrier to serving others; instead of securing livelihoods for themselves, requests for project support in income generation became a means to provide for others.

It is clear that securing livelihoods through agriculture is not enough, as agriculture does not take into account the many and varied needs of people.

The selection criteria are built up and developed over years of experience with a view to minimizing risk (i.e. reducing the losses from climatic vagaries and pest and disease attacks and optimizing production on different sites) and ensuring food security and secure livelihoods.

That's one area where the need to make the energy transition to a low-carbon economy needs to be done in concert with securing livelihood.

However, a lesson on improving the livelihood of artisanal miners can be taken from Sadiola in western Mali, where a successful diversification of artisanal miners was achieved in 1997 by introducing alternative means for securing livelihood [ 26].

For most developing countries, that still means building industrial capacity, providing secure livelihoods for rapidly growing urban populations, and guaranteeing food security.

In meeting their members needs co-operatives enhance incomes and secure livelihoods for their members and their communities.