Sentence examples for supporting livelihoods from inspiring English sources

Similarly, Coppock (1994) indicated that the Borana system appears to be becoming more unstable and less reliable for supporting livelihoods due to both external and internal factors.

The findings suggest that NTFPs play an important role in supporting livelihoods, and therefore provide an important safety net for households throughout the year particularly during periods of hardship occasioned by drought.

The need for investments to boost agricultural production, keep prices low, and increase incomes is undisputable; targeted agricultural programmes can complement these investments by supporting livelihoods, enhancing access to diverse diets in poor populations, and fostering women's empowerment.

These regions are in focus for substantial landscape investments that aim to alleviate poverty, but current methods fail to capture the vast range of ecosystem services supporting livelihoods, and can therefore not properly assess potential trade-offs and synergies among services that might arise from the interventions.

Rosie leads a group of around 300 global volunteer experts in the sustainable use of wild resources and its contribution to supporting livelihoods, the IUCN CEESP/SSC Sustainable Use and Livelihoods Specialist Group.

Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) has the world's fastest growing population where livestock rearing is still the principal economic activity supporting livelihoods in the desert, arid grasslands and savannahs where the harsh environment is unsuitable for other forms of agriculture.

Part of the profit goes to supporting livelihood projects such as farming, and training local people to become carpenters and masseurs.

Therefore, physical mitigation should be de-prioritized, and supporting livelihood resources to increase flexibility and diversity is of the utmost concern.

A focus on building institutions, encouraging livestock mobility within a significantly expanded commons and supporting livelihood diversification are some of the approaches necessary to address the development needs of Namaqualand.

VHCs and other available forums such as Local Support Organizations (LSOs) can play a pivotal role in taking up such a decisive role for supporting livelihood options for TBAs.

The funds from Barclays and the UK National Committee for UNICEF, are supporting livelihood skills training for mothers and young people in the community.