Sustainable Livelihoods
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The document discusses sustainable livelihoods and the framework for achieving them. Sustainable livelihoods are developed through various strategies within specific historical, cultural, economic and social contexts. People use strategies like agricultural intensification, diversification or migration. These strategies are shaped by institutions, policies, shocks and trends. The framework includes the assets - natural, social, human, physical and financial capital - that people use to achieve sustainable livelihood outcomes such as income, well-being, food security and sustainable resource use.
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- 12. How does the SL differ from previous approaches?
Editor's Notes
- new White Paper onInternational development increased focus onm poverty dfid department’s response - NR department has developed what was originally called a sustainable rural livelihoods approach. thinking originiated for dfid nr in conceptual frameworks used in social science research in,particularly at ids, sussexx univeriuty. development has taken place through advisory goups consisting of dfid staff and others from outside dfid, incl organisations such as oxfam which have some past experience critical point was dfid nr advisers conference and subsequent collection of papers (huge demand)
- changed to vulnerability context - includes political agroecological etc. where are the entry points ? rural strategies middle box is the policy level pentagon is the houdsehold and community level outcomes are what are monitored.