Sentence examples for subsistence area from inspiring English sources

It is also a critically important subsistence area for the indigenous Inupiat communities on the Arctic slope.

Sampled residences were stratified into 10 diverse housing categories: rural commercial, agricultural, rural traditional subsistence areas, African townships, informal urban or periurban shack areas, coloured townships, Indian townships, general metropolitan residential areas, general large metropolitan residential areas and domestic servant accommodation in urban areas.

Self-reported wheeze was found to be lower in rural subsistence areas of Ethiopia than in the urban population [ 70 ]: a follow up study in the same population suggested that high degrees of parasite infection, particularly hookworm, prevented asthma symptoms in atopic individuals [ 71 ].

Rufiji in the Pwani region is a relatively poor subsistence rural area in Tanzania.

This paper examines two fisheries co-management programs, American Samoa's Community-based Fisheries Management Program CFMPP) and Hawai'i's Community-based Subsistence Fisheries Area (CBSFA) legislation, using a framework of design principles derived from common property theory.

(Male, paternal orphan, aged 17 years, Children's focus group discussion, subsistence farming area) As in a number of studies now in sub-Saharan Africa, we found associations between orphanhood and psychological distress in populations in eastern Zimbabwe where HIV prevalence in adults exceeds 20% (Gregson et al., 2006) and orphan levels continue to rise (Watts, Lopman, Nyamukapa, & Gregson, 2005).

(Children's focus group discussion (mixed OVC and non-OVC), subsistence farming area) Adults agreed with these suggestions and, generally, grandparents were preferred as caregivers for orphaned children because of their maturity, wisdom in understanding children's emotional needs, experience with raising children, and fewer responsibilities.

Participants were recruited from four subsistence farming areas, two small towns, two roadside trading areas, and four forestry, coffee and tea estates in the Manicaland province of Eastern Zimbabwe.

"Often, most people hear about children working in sweatshops and factories, but in fact the majority of child labour occurs in agriculture, often in very poor subsistence farming areas," Quinn said.

Lesson #4: Identify priority subsistence fishing areas and resources.

Each round involves a census of all households in the 12 study sites (2 small towns; 2 roadside settlements; 4 subsistence farming areas; and 4 large-scale agricultural estates), followed by random sampling of individual household members aged 15 54 for interview, with roughly 10,000 individuals interviewed in each round.