The early part of the paper draws considerably on the work which has been co-ordinated and documented by the DFID Sustainable Livelihoods Support Office, and also the DFID Natural Resource Advisors' Conference (1998) which environmentally sustainable growth, and regional integration. 0000012389 00000 n
work by DN and DMI has highlighted the links between levels of livelihood security and levels of vulnerability to disasters. Bu, In the age of the internet, many think libraries are being destroyed. Copublished by Springer and the Asian Development Bank, the book was made available on open access as well as print on demand in May 2017. ilding post-2015 on the accomplishments of the Millennium Development Goals, but cognizant also of their shortcomings, they combine economic, environmental, and social goals that now apply to all countries. The livelihood assets. One need not yield to pessimism: identifiable trends point to a promising future. Households with the lowest 40 percent income (B40) in the Southern Region of Kelantan are faced with multi-dimensions of vulnerability that cause them to be exposed to uncertain risks and jeopardize their lives. UNDP’s approach to promoting sustainable livelihoods Figure 3. grant projects, and technical assistance amounting to $243 million. without the express, written consent of ADB. 82 0 obj
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An overall positive perceived performance of the solar water heaters was found, however residences did experience an abundance of negatives. take advantage of these, and extend safety nets for those who still cannot achieve their livelihood objectives in a competitive environment. The sustainable livelihoods approach improves understanding of the livelihoods of the poor. Sustainable livelihoods in informal settlements Mohammed Ahmed Abdulmoneim Alfiky, 2773694 Email: alfikymohammed@yahoo.com 1 Introduction The purpose of this essay is to provoke how we can empower people living in the informal settlements through the concept of sustainable livelihoods. When thinking about livelihood outcomes, the aims of a particular group as well as the extent to which these are already being achieved has to be understood. A sustainable livelihood approach attempts to take a holistic perspective in determining problems and opportunities for programme activities. The study made use of questionnaire and in-depth interview to collect data from the study population. The variables for the vulnerability factor were obtained from sources of previous studies and through pre-test and pilot test conducted on field work against respondents in the Southern Region of Kelantan, as well as some of the variables were derived from the results of discussions with stakeholders in the Southern Region of Kelantan, the Board South Kelantan Development Authority or better known as KESEDAR. 0000006387 00000 n
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Therefore, it calls for a new style of policy appraisal that moves from, universalprescriptionstocontext-specicapproachesthatallowalternative,. The purpose of this study is to confirm the vulnerability factor of B40 household's income group in Southern Region of Kelantan. TheVulnerability Context frames the external environment in which people exist. DFID’s SL framework Boxes Box 1. This … In addition, the paradigm shift from understanding poverty after it happens to identify the possibility for the poor should be initiated by the government. Within the context of the sustainable livelihoods framework, the following findings were This study investigated the Appreciative inquiry is a, highly inclusive process that maximizes the positive (as opposed to minimizing the nega-, tive) in which a community takes responsibility for generating and gathering information. These Reconstruction and Development Programme houses have been retrofitted with solar water heaters as part of an energy-saving initiative which reduces de-pendency on the grid and provides additional socio-economic benefits to improve the lives of its users. 0000003678 00000 n
Sustainable Livelihoods: A Framework for Indicator Development Background and Overview Sustainable livelihoods is a systemic and adaptive approach that links issues of poverty reduction, sustainability and empowerment processes (e.g., participation, gender empowerment, and good governance). In respect of these findings the following recommendations are made: further empirical humandignity,betweenwhichtheremayagainalsobeconict. The sustainable livelihood framework appreciates the contexts and relationships that exist and thus influence and shape communities and households. change which have affected mopane worm availability and how consumption and trade
Its existence underlines the need to give choice and opportunities to the poor and build their ability to. The sustainable livelihoods approach improves understanding of the livelihoods of the poor. Box: Sustainable Livelihoods Frameworks—Strengths and W, Seeks to understand changing combinations of modes of, livelihood in a dynamic and historical context. than wage labour in rural contexts. households and traders. andpracticesthat,inturn,determinethe. The implications of the findings relate to improving coastal governance and as well as the need to reduce illegal fishing practises. Furthermore, the strong social links and networks which Assessing the impact of disasters on the livelihoods of people and the capacity and opportunities for recovery and increased resilience to future events is an 0000005586 00000 n
A holistic understanding of energy use and its impacts on households was gained. is article is available at DigitalCommons@ILR: A livelihood comprises the capabilities, assets, and activi-, ties required for a means of living. ADB encourages printing or copying, information exclusively for personal and noncommercial use with. The They grant or deny access to assets. Muyambo, F, 2017;Yasar, 2016;KESEDAR, 2013, Mustaffa Omar et al, 2012, ... Key livelihood assets were combined and categorised as resources, or capitals; subsequently these are discussed in a 'coping behaviour' context (section 4.2). 42 41
19 November 2001. Chapter 2 expounds further on the theoretical framework, clarifying the aims, applications and principles of the SLA. Revue canadienne d'études du développement = Canadian journal of development studies, Science, Technology and Environmental Politics, Chicago School of Professional Psychology, The Vulnerability Factor Analysis of B40 Household Income Group in the Southern Region of Kelantan using Confirmatory Factor Analysis, Coping with environmental hazards and shocks in Kiribati: Experiences of climate change by atoll communities in the Equatorial Pacific, Multiple outcome analysis of European Agriculture in 2000-2016: a latent class multivariate trajectory approach, Social and Health Dimensions in Museum's Patronage and its Implications for Sustainable Livelihood Lawal, Musediq Olufemi, From open access regime to closed fishing season: Lessons from small-scale coastal fisheries in the Western Region of Ghana, Mopane worm use, livelihoods and environmental change in Limpopo Province, South Africa Masters Dissertation, Livelihood impacts of Calliandra calothyrsus and Sesbania sesban: Supplementary feed in smallholder dairy farms in Kenya, The socio-economic impacts of solar water heaters compared across two communities: A case study of Cato Manor, Factors Improvement of Sustainable livelihoods from the Perspective of Local People, Case Study: Ardabil County, Knowledge Solutions: Tools, Methods, and Approaches to Drive Organizational Performance, Understand: The Sustainable Development Goals, Sustainable livelihoods and rural development, by Ian Scoones, Back Matter - Sustainable Livelihoods and Rural Development, Sustainable Livelihoods and Rural Development. rural areas in Limpopo Province, South Africa. data and included semi-structured household and key informant interviews. Underplays elements of the vulnerability context, Explicitly advocates a creative tension between different levels, of analysis and emphasizes the importance of macro- and, Assumes that capital assets can be expanded in generalized, Acknowledges the need to move beyond narrow sectoral, perspectives and emphasizes seeing the linkages between sectors, Doesnotpayenoughattentiontoinequalitiesofpower, Callsforinvestigationoftherelationshipsbetweendifferent, activities that constitute livelihoods and draws attention to, Underplays the fact that enhancing the livelihoods of one group. sustainable livelihoods approach. It organizes the factors that constrain or enhance livelihood opportunities, and shows how they relate. It does not replace other tools, such as participatory development, sector-wide, approaches, or integrated rural development. This book comprehensively covers topics in knowledge management and competence in strategy development, management techniques, collaboration mechanisms, knowledge sharing and learning, and knowledg. Vulnerability also means less sense of safety due to external environmental pressures and uncertain risks of households and communities. The Sustainable Livelihood Approach (SLA) to development intervention has been in vogue since the late 1990s and formed a central concept of the UK‟s Department for International Development‟s (DFID) strategy during the early years of the New Labour government in the UK. The sustainable livelihoods approach is a way of thinking about the objectives, scope, and priorities for development activities. It can help plan development activities and assess the contribution that existing activities have made to sustaining livelihoods. As part of fisheries governance initiatives, conservation has been deployed as an important management strategy in the rebuilding of depleted marine fish stock. Ensuring livelihood security is an integral part of a sustainable approach to disaster mitigation, but livelihood support is largely ignored in … e.g., land and produce, water and aquatic resources, trees and forest products, wildlife, e.g., infrastructure (transport, roads, vehicles, secure shelter and buildings, water supply. (One of the many problems of development is that projects and programs, while favoring, reduced vulnerability, improved food security. The sustainable livelihoods framework helps to organize the factors that constrain or enhance livelihood op-. The Sustainable Livelihoods Approach 1 2. 0000003113 00000 n
The opinions on the closed season were mostly negative. markets in Thohoyandou, Makhado, Malamulele, Giyani and Elim in the Vhembe and The need to address this consequently becomes apt in view of empirical declaration that existing models of sustainable development forged from economic or environmental concern are unlikely to be successful without cultural considerations. purchase, trade, and perform all manner of other functions that affect livelihoods. The objective of this study was to assess the impact of using the C. calothyrsus and S. sesban on family income and livelihoods during the 16-month trial period. However, it makes the connection between, strategies. It must also be made appropriate to local circumstances and local priorities. Asia and Pacific region through inclusive economic growth. Financial capital tends to be the least available livelihood asset of the poor. It is based on evolving thinking about the way the poor and vulnerable live their lives and the importance of policies and institutions. 0000106859 00000 n
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A sustainable livelihoods approach provides a methodology for policy makers that recognizes, and takes advantage of, the complex nature of livelihood systems. The findings revealed a high level of awareness about the existence of Museums among the people and a low level of patronage for leisure and tourism purposes, which implies poor appreciation of its social and health benefits. 0000111157 00000 n
Rural livelihoods, food security and rural transformation under climate change 3 Taken together, implementing these elements for action simultaneously would constitute a new approach to innovation and enabling it: co-creating new knowledge, “renovating” existing but as-yet under-utilized scientific and V, external side of shocks, seassonalities, and critical trends; and an internal side of defenselessness caused by lack, of ability and means to cope with these. The goal of policy should be to support existing and develop new livelihood systems. People’s livelihoods and the wider availability of assets are fundamentally affected by critical trends as well as by shocks andseasonality – over which they have limited or no control. Physical and financial capital were found to have greatest threat to Agroforestry, using C. calothyrsus and S. sesban shrubs can improve household livelihoods if adopted by SDFs in Kenya. Their potentials for showcasing the people and their culture is also a case that cannot be ignored. 0000004818 00000 n
However, a major challenge associated with conservation initiatives concerns the lack of participation and broader consultation of relevant local resource users, as well as restricted access to vital community resources. sustainable livelihoods approach (SL) was used in the context of a study which aimed to identify options for a programme to support rural livelihoods in Cambodia. h�b```b``������6�A��X��,&�jh/��Ҥ �X��8�0�8��2�c��U3����H]vg߆f��=" ��k7ˈF�Ifn��0d��R��snUƩʩ`Am��4HM��a�BJ@ 1YIٸ��MK��q���. 0000107380 00000 n
However, multiple outcomes analysis is challenging due to not only methodological issues, but alsoquality and availability of time series data. Livelihood strategies and outcomes are not just dependent on access to capital assets or constrained by the, vulnerability context; they are also transformed by the environment of structures and processes. For the purpose of clarity, this paper highlights the historical antecedents of museums in Nigeria with a view to helping in the understanding of museum as a concept and that it is not alien to indigenous African societies before the advent of the Europeans. Museums have been established as a veritable instrument for a virile tourism industry because of advantages inherent in them. The poverty–environment nexus and associated vicious circles cannot be effectively addressed without active local involvement. It organizes the factors that constrain or enhance livelihood opportunities, and shows how they relate. 0000007869 00000 n
Users are restricted from reselling, redistributing, or creating derivative works for commercial purposes. Applications A detailed investigation of the living conditions of the target population is the starting point of a development project based on the Sustainable Livelihoods Approach. 0000006223 00000 n
While there is a considerable body of literature on the scale of the problem, there is very little research on the lived experiences of communities, their concerns and priorities, and how they are coping with environmental and climate hazards. It frees development practitioners, them to look at contexts and relationships so that development activities can become more process-oriented. Eighty farmers randomly allocated to four groups (nutrition, reproduction, combined nutrition and reproduction, and a comparison group) were enrolled in this study. economic issues, food security, etc.). The significance of mopane worms in the study area is three-fold: it is an important source of food, it is a valuable trading commodity, and it is an intrinsic part of local cultural practices. There has been a global increase in greenhouse gases due to anthropogenic activities such as deforestation and urbanisation. This can be attributed to the fisherfolk's level of participation and perceived lack of influence in decision-making, the absence of alternative livelihoods and the questionable ecological effectiveness of the closed season. ent access livelihood assets, which the sustainable livelihood approach aims to expand. This study investigates the perception of the impacts of a newly introduced seasonal closure on the livelihoods and assets of small-scale coastal fisherfolk in Ghana, as well as the broader issue of local perception of conservation. Mopane districts, Limpopo Province. household consumption and traded for income generation. Dependence on one source of income makes households vulnerable to shock and stress that could potentially affect their lives and difficulties in surviving of life. Limpopo Province, South Africa. 0000043888 00000 n
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The limited availability of mopane worms presented a key constraint for the Recently, several challenging objectives besides productivity compatible with the sustainable livelihood framework, ... Efforts here are being made to ensure that museums and archives are accessible and develop their audiences further for other local service providers to be able to use their resources to reach out effectively to everybody in the society. Knowledge Solutions are handy, quick reference guides to tools, methods, and approaches that propel development forward and, enhance its effects. CARE’s programming principles for livelihood projects Figure 5. 0000008710 00000 n
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While there is a degree of spontaneous adaptation occurring, these problems are insurmountable without solving present challenges in Kiribati, such as access to better technology and markets without becoming over-reliant. Various factors have contributed to the vulnerability of household's lower income group. Small island developing states such as Kiribati in the Equatorial Pacific are among the most climate vulnerable places on Earth. It organizes the factors that constrain or enhance livelihood … 2 3 INTRODUCTION The concept of ‘sustainable rural livelihoods’ 1 is increasingly central to the debate about rural development, poverty reduction and environmental management. contribution of mopane worm harvesting to rural livelihoods, and the effects of 0000117780 00000 n
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the attainment of sustainable livelihood. The outcomes of this research show environmental risks and hazards faced by communities are strongly associated with climate projections. Sustainable Livelihood Approach (SLA), in addition to defining the research questions and objectives. environmental change on mopane worm harvesting in rural households in order to The sustainable livelihoods approach improves understanding of the livelihoods of the poor. In addition, it tries to sketch out the Sustainable Livelihoods from Theory to Conservation Practice 7 Synthesis This section synthesizes the information contained in the annotated bibliography through a review of the sustainable livelihoods approach and a discussion of the potential of the sustainable livelihoods approach to contribute to protected area community research. Knowledge on dairy cow nutrition, level of confidence on calf management, and feeling of empowerment to raise calves/heifers to achieve first calving by 27 months were higher among farmers in the nutrition and combined groups than farmers in the other groups. 0000001491 00000 n
The vulnerability context includes, • shocks,e.g.,conict,illnesses,oods,storms,droughts,pests,diseases, • seasonalities,e.g.,prices,andemploymentopportunities. Presented in accessible “chunks,” it includes more than 120 topics that are essential to high-performance organizations. The SLA attempts to understand how skills, social networks, and access to physical and financial assets can impact livelihood outcomes. Main factor vulnerability of economic is loss of main sources of income. 0000118287 00000 n
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Use of the sustainable livelihoods concept in development studies The concept of sustainable livelihoods can be usefully applied in development studies, given that it contributes to understanding individuals’ livelihoods and has mainly been utilized for poverty … It is deemed sustainable, when it can cope with and recover from stresses and shocks, and maintain or enhance its capabilities, assets, and activities, both now and in the future, while not undermining the natural, The sustainable livelihoods approach is a way of thinking, about the objectives, scope, and priorities for development, activities. The sustainable livelihoods approach improves understanding of the livelihoods of the poor. 0
They enable people to transform one type of asset into an-, poor and vulnerable face is that the processes which frame their livelihoods may systematically restrict them, Livelihood strategies aim to achieve livelihood outcomes. Decisions on livelihood strategies may invoke, pensionsandgrants,intensicationversus, which may compete. The vulnerability factor of B40 household income group in the Southern Region of Kelantan is determined through three factors, namely vulnerability of economic, vulnerability of social/physical, and vulnerability of environmental. 0000012458 00000 n
The concept of sustainable livelihoods The concept of sustainable livelihoods is a reference point for a wide range of people involved in different aspects of development policy formulation and planning. All rights reserved. An anthology of videos, the evolving ADB Sustainable Development Timeline catalogs major sector and thematic landmarks in ADB's operations since 1966. Downloads. The findings of this research can inform policy and climate change adaptation measures in other similar atoll islands in the Pacific. 0000002587 00000 n
Natural disaster such as floods also can affect households income and activities especially households who do agriculture activities as a main job. better choices. The findings of this study indicated that the historical value placed on mopane worms as a food source and trading commodity has been passed down for generations. Instead, it is intended to stimulate readers to reflect on the approach and make their own contributions to its further development. 0000008382 00000 n
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