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Climate change, natural resource conflicts and insecurity in Nigeria: implication for food security. [PDF]
Front NutrEdewor SE, Ogbe AO.
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Ethnobotanical study of wild edible plants in Dabat District, Ethiopia. [PDF]
Trop Med HealthKegne T, Masresha G, Asnakew M, Awoke A.
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A Livelihood Approach to Sustainability
Asia Pacific Journal of Tourism Research, 2009It is argued that although sustainable development has received widespread acclaim, practical application of the concept has been fraught with difficulties. Furthermore, when adopted and adapted by a single sector such as tourism, further problems arise because many sustainability challenges are inter-sectoral, involving competition for the use of ...
Wall, G, Tao, TCH
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Sustainability and Sustainable Livelihoods
2013Sustainability is one of the defining words of our age. It implies a sense of longevity—something that will last well into the future—and as a consequence it implies a resilience to the turbulence of our politics, economic systems and environmental change that seems to be so embedded within our world. These are powerful ideas. Who wouldn’t want to make
Stephen Morse, Nora McNamara
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Organic Agriculture for Sustainable Livelihoods
2012The present global food system is far from ideal and it is not sustainable, especially because of the lack of food security for large populations, the distribution and use patterns of food, and the externalities in terms of pollution and overuse and destruction of critical resources. But, there are many promising examples and initiatives of alternative
Halberg, Niels; id_orcid 0000-0003-3197-1830 +1 more
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2019
In the present day, when human beings have excessively exploited the natural resources, sustainable development has become a catchword for countries around the world. With respect to the rural scenario, diversion of watercourses and settled agriculture are deemed as tactical imperatives for sustainable livelihood. The present study focuses on a village,
Sushma Nayak +2 more
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In the present day, when human beings have excessively exploited the natural resources, sustainable development has become a catchword for countries around the world. With respect to the rural scenario, diversion of watercourses and settled agriculture are deemed as tactical imperatives for sustainable livelihood. The present study focuses on a village,
Sushma Nayak +2 more
openaire +1 more source