Sentence examples for these livelihoods from inspiring English sources
The company's plan is to cut down forest to make way for the coalmine, meaning local residents would lose these livelihoods, and the energy produced would be for industry; not people.
The practice of these livelihoods is contingent on seasons, variations in agro-ecological zones, and further constrained by the five-month sumonsoonnsoon, during which economic life comes to a relative standstill.
Yet, Rodrigo and 53 of his colleagues have found ways to create these livelihoods through conservation.
These livelihoods are increasingly vulnerable to climate change, as higher temperatures increase droughts and lower water levels to new lows.
Although these livelihoods remain difficult seasonal hunger is common and monetary incomes are low agrobiodiversity and dynamic local organizations connected to alternative trade networks have shown themselves to be important factors in buffering vulnerability to external shocks, including hurricanes and crashing coffee prices (similar results were found in Nicaragua: ).
Also, there is a water purifications machine, but this is not working well either...Now we do a water project and the authorities and village leaders say that the emergency period is over so they said that we don't need to support these livelihoods projects.
Moreover, evidence suggests that these livelihood impacts, in turn, can influence conservation achievements.
Interestingly, Watson and van Binsbergen (2006) reported that most of these livelihood diversification activities are practiced by women in Turkana.
These livelihood changes are closely associated with, and depend on, an ongoing privatization of land under different tenure regimes.
For these livelihood zones, frequency of extreme events—especially drought, severely affects dairy farming and crop farming (maize and beans).
According to key informants, most of these livelihood diversification activities are adapted to complement pastoralism, rather than to substitute for livestock production.
