Livelihood and resources
Linking Tribal Medicinal Plant Co operatives and Ayurvedic Manufacturing Firms for Better Rural Livelihood and Sustainable Use of Resources
... Linking Tribal Medicinal Plant Co-operatives and Ayurvedic Manufacturing Firms for Better Rural Livelihood and Sustainable Use of Resources Madhavan, Harilal Centre for Development Studi[r] ...
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Assessment of Forest Resources Dependency for local livelihood around Protected Area: A Case Study in Popa Mountain Park, Central Myanmar
... Forest resources play a crucial role for many livelihoods in the rural areas in ...the livelihood either through employment opportunities or by a source of income from cultivation would greatly reduce the ...
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Understanding of the Socio-Economic Benefits of Rural Home Based Enterprises (HBEs) Through the Framework of Livelihood Resources
... of Livelihood Resources in the specific rural context is the objective of this ...of livelihood resources in permanent and floating ...
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Indigenous Knowledge on Bio Resources Management for Livelihood of the People of Kodikulam Village, Madurai East, Tamilnadu, India
... Primary occupations are constant income providing sources that is done all along the year. These occupations have profound impact on the livelihood of the local community. More number of people in the village are ...
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Livelihood of Two Local Communities and Their Dependence on Forest Resources: A Case Study from Western Himalaya, Dachigam National Park, Jammu & Kashmir, India
... the livelihood of two local communities (Kashmiri & Gujjar) and their dependence on forest ...Other resources col- lected from DNP were medicinal plants, honey, vegetables and fish, as well as ...forest ...
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Environment & Natural Resources for Sustainable Livelihood in India
... Markets for watershed protection services do not always imply a monetary or even tangible transaction between service providers and service receivers. An exploration of the potential for market-like arrangements ...
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RURAL TRANSFORMATION. Promoting livelihood security by adding value to local resources UNITED NATIONS INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATION
... Women make up over 70 per cent of the agricultural labour force and they account for over 80 per cent of food production in most developing countries, particularly in Africa. In spite of their significant contributions ...
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INFORMATION MANAGEMENT SYSTEM IN THE LIVELIHOOD PROJECT
... PIMS also helps to strengthen internal process and control the activities. It facilitates budgetary control as well as increase the transparency in term of providing services to the community. All financial expenditure ...
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Looking byond timber: An aprisal of non timber forest resources of puruliya district of West Bengal with special emphasis on their relevance in rural livelihood
... Several types of leaves and grasses are collected from the forests of Puruliya district that have both livelihood and economic values. Sal leaf is widely collected to make plates that are used in serving food in ...
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Household Livelihood Security Assessments
... economic resources, and economic and political opportunities, (3) the potential harms and benefits resulting from the proposed Title II program in terms of socio-cultural aspects, personal security and freedom of ...
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Mining, Resistance and Livelihood in Rural Bangladesh
... earning livelihood from these ...to resources (cited in Kalafut 2008:22, ...household resources to seduce people and secure support for the ...
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DIVERSIFICATION: THE KEY TO BETTER LIVELIHOOD OPPORTUNITIES
... The agricultural sector in India is facing deceleration in growth and is posing a major challenge which is manifested through food inflation and lack of proper planning of crop management. The two major sources of growth ...
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Livelihood and training needs of mamanwa tribe
... the livelihood of the Mamanwa ...or resources in the locality, occupational tools, challenges met, livelihood needs and their training needs; and ...
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Shifting livelihood strategies in northern Nigeria - extensified production and livelihood diversification amongst Fulani pastoralists
... of resources such as dung, draught and crop residues on mixed farms takes place in differing de- grees depending on the availability of land, labour and ...of resources increases the efficiency of the mixed ...
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Impact Assessment of Beekeeping in sustainable rural livelihood
... to resources to do ...patterns. Livelihood Analysis answers the questions, who does what? Who uses what? And who controls what? In other words, livelihood analysis helps to learn about the activities ...
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Managing livelihood risks: Income diversification and the livelihood strategies of households in pastoral settlements in Isiolo County, Kenya
... Generally, change in mobility, where one part of the household stays in a pastoral settlement while the other part manages the herds at satellite camps, seems to have been on the increase in the study areas, similar to ...
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ALTERNATIVE WAYS OF LIVELIHOOD FOR FARMERS
... Socio-economic viability of modern society envisages change in the thinking pattern and use of natural resources. Tourism is now well recognised as an engine of growth in the various economies in the world. ...
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Livelihood diversification in tropical coastal communities: a network-based approach to analyzing 'livelihood landscapes'
... explain livelihood landscape patterns ...to resources, and incomplete markets for land, labor, or credit; ...influence livelihood diversity ...and livelihood studies ...garner resources ...
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Green-Technology for Livelihood Sustainability
... Organic farming is an old age Indian traditional farming technique based on traditional knowledge & wisdom. But the modern organic farming, evolved first in the United States. In India Albert Howard 1940s, has ...
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Livestock Development for Sustainable Livelihood of Small Farmers
... genetic resources, the Government of India launched breeding services through Artificial Insemination (AI) and conservation of native breeds in their home ...
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