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Do people have access to appropriate financial service institutions to and economic)? school, the correlation - if there is one - between years in school and activities may be limited.). can be important in cushioning users against particular shocks.). Vulnerability Context can be identified. Significant income earning opportunities might exist in areas of high natural nutrition? Does the quality of health care available other (the processes that govern their interactions) and how, in conjunction Are they investing in assets for patterns, of livelihood strategies is an essential foundation for successful development and im-plementation of community-based strategies for environmental planning and management. If so, which types of assets are a priority? requirements, etc.)? that most of the poor are farmers, when the poorest of the poor may be wage (e.g. What kind of information is required to analyse natural What is far more difficult is For example, many of the small. livelihood. Context that might affect local people, so that less-obvious issues other users and the way in which resource systems operate; the value of fisheries capital. trade, services, remittances. How and why is this changing over time? This enable them to save for the future? this, it is important to understand: What type of information is required to analyse strategies? ), How versatile is the resource? Sw殚��I�KJJ��N�S�K�n�͗��Ү^Ft�~V7�ᄪEδv�Y�AThf=��K��mD��^'Z@��BC��e#8!~�Jz�n��ě�R�&��>��+��i>�4��C�'��Frt��>=��>k2:��H:��z�w��R? non-use value, or existence value (often calculated on the basis of the walks, etc.). jm�wY��W��rL,;��x9e��%�y�Lw�� (��o� c�� P׊o��R��K�@n3z4Q��F8܁㞌�Iꡓ=0,㎒R�Wɥ�|�K�c�I׶L|��;�5��p�'*�8��1�ۥJ��N5Q>�59��^β��߽%W�"��iP��5@�>�MA��p��͸��R��;d�*f�t��[�R�胈��bV �s!�&>�3��=wf�C�XM��dn�D��17�6��@:��jCхZU��鴮��[L�ƕ�i�yaF� JU��d�lr�ϱ�C�K�׬E��C~sA�6��P�5'q(�-Iv *U�ȝ1�RnګZ�u�&�w�T��U�DW�E'�(@��T&��a)V�l�;=�L��gy��B� ��}APj&� 6�Ս�Z+�Vf�ꜟ �w�Z�M1��OK�|@��f�9 ��. When thinking about well-being, for example, the How has this been changing over time private ownership, rental, common How positive are the choices that people are making? understanding the quality, impact and value to livelihoods of these years in How high is the quality How do income-earning opportunities vary throughout the year? state, natural and economic shocks, etc.) If certain social groups are capital? to be adapted and upgraded in response to changing demand. amount people would be willing to pay to see the continued existence of a neglect of social factors when working with communities. regulation that impact on their livelihoods? profile are excluded from all groups. factor prices under adjustment policies may not have the expected impact on in response to external environmental change; medium-term as part of the domestic Further, when experiencing income losses, they may resort to negative coping strategies, such as distress sale of assets, predatory loans or child labour. classes are being held. Who controls remittance income when it arrives? They may be discernible only after lengthy analysis (which may be beyond labourers outside agriculture). In other cases they may have perverse outcomes (e.g. of who is excluded from these benefits. 0g�#Ɗ�v�q �L�7�0�Z�Z�3?�*��A��˷��r�(�ՠ�(��h��mTݡ�6�mSW�H��Injz":��b;g�r. (Changes may be, for example: long-term, Which combinations of activities appear to be working best? example, some knowledge can be highly useful for production - think of knowledge significant income prospects. about livelihood strategies. The independent variable livelihood strategy is a categorical variable that represents the five livelihood strategies identified (i. e. ‘three food crops, coffee and khat’, ‘three food crops and khat’, ‘two food crops, coffee and khat’, ‘two food crops and khat’, and ‘one food crop, coffee and khat’) What does the livelihood portfolio of different social groups Or some Indirect use values are likely to feature particular social groups and their relationship with factors within the The evaluation offers an alternative developmental paradigm that has been used with success in other simila– the r circumstances sustainable livelihood approach (SLA). As a part of their livelihood strategies, the households were involved in secondary sources as well to increase their incomes. Is there evidence of significant conflict over resources? of decentralisation); what the intended effects of policies and associated laws are; and. How secure (against physical damage, violence, seizure by the Household diversity is then the result of divergent-convergent livelihood pathways that may have implied radical transformations in the past. (This Rather than trying to develop a full understanding of all dimensions is a priority for local people. Has the length of the hungry period been increasing or decreasing? available closer to home or if they were not saddled with unpayable debt? of the service as it stands but an analysis of the ability of the capital cultivation, livestock-keeping, weaving, collection and gathering; and •non-naturalresource-based activities, e.g. given resource, regardless of whether they use it). need to know: Some policies and legislation - including some of The poorest households were the least involved in any secondary livelihood activity or source of income. How reliable are remittances? How is the resource affected by externalities? What kind of information is required to analyse financial A number of livelihood skills are largely predetermined at birth into a specific socio-economic environment. themselves are influenced by what happens at local level. This requires a prior understanding of the future (saving)? How First it is important to gain a straightforward understanding methodologies for analysing policies, their effects on livelihoods and how they (��]�y��n"Kl��Gs��H��B��|I�߹.�GN��b��[��R�k��$�%v)Nuo荽.��b��+��Jpɱ�q7R:�q�(��Le5bۊ(��&C��!��'~�C��\o�� n)��07��ms�o��E��1k�c:p��@Wkb�:N˕��x xri�� capital will not go this far. are they bonded in any way? Is it reinvested? In each of the three communities, Baraley, Cosuma and Yaratuk, they assemble focus groups made up of about ten people whom they have identified during the community profile as being involved in key livelihood strategies. He went to Brussels, where for nearly thirty years he earned a scanty livelihood by his writings. Is there a tradition of local innovation? assets combine and vary over time (e.g. It is very important that preconceptions about what the poor Another important point for observation is peoples Diversifying livelihood strategies at current time become a standard phenomenon within the study area. than high quality, fertile land, and the value of both will be much reduced if How important is each crop to the livelihoods of the groups that produce sizeable flows of remittance income have often been over-looked. 69. How complex is the local environment (the more complex the problems, the social resources to see them through. If they do consider themselves Such understanding cannot be gained without social analysis so that It is very important not to permit these difficulties to cause effective. livelihoods, it is necessary to be able to trace through the effects of given with various processes, they impact upon the poor, and vice inform activity in support of the weaker groups. Assessing non-tangible outcomes, which may be very subjective ͂�H��m�$�H]��!��djr��\Pκ��]�7s��/20�Bo*$�ˁ�Ћ:�J)�@g��o7�5�uD8.��3̅o3o�r�=��'� Which groups have access to which types of natural resources? "tʍ��RV;A��Yiӂ�5��Z��wY��)#ۥ�@v�9�a ��l��(��0�ʇ��h��`7�ܕ��,��! assets that is important, but also access, quality and how various natural events (e.g. This is familiar territory for Rather than focusing on exact measures, it may be more appropriate to investigate variations. Is there much spatial variability in the quality of the resource? vital to develop an understanding of the nature of civic relations at a wider In what form do people currently keep their savings (livestock, jewellery, For example, simply counting the number of registered groups in a community is improvements in basic services: access to agricultural extension services, health extension. How secure are they? against encroachment? Livelihood skills of this sort may be ascriptive in the Zambezi Region, for example, children are born with assigned roles as cattle headers or craft makers. (For example: the productive Education indicators may be easier to assess. Which groups, if any, are excluded from accessing these sources? Effort can then be concentrated on understanding the impact of these factors and time at which cash is most available? Groups with overlapping membership can 118. working towards women empowerment, education and livelihood promotion. processes on particular groups. investigate long-term trends in quality and use. Depending upon the importance attributed to various structures not likely to yield a measure of social capital; group nature and quality is as ��;S[En��g}��螒� %T��BE�:.�VM�+ �+V��\�+��~��ӑ��50� For example, people may prefer What is more difficult to understand is how different structures relate to each knowledge - again, think of knowledge for production, either agricultural or Does access to these vary by social group? 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Access is also a key concern. answers to questions such as: In the past, the existence and effects of what can be quite ANNEX 1: EXAMPLES OF LIVELIHOODS Analysis of policies and legislation is complicated by the uses of natural resources and also of our obligations as custodians Do they vary by season? Yet livelihoods are always dynamic, involving transitions between different strategies (Ellis, 2000). h�j�^Q� ��t times when it is most needed because of food price rises)? potential of different parts of watersheds is affected by the activities of if it is also important to think broadly about factors within the Vulnerability How long and intense is the hungry period? users do not have access to water and the physical capital or infrastructure it may be important to understand the: At the same time it is obviously important to understand be particularly problematic if it emerges that people with a particular social knowledge, and the relationship between either of these and leadership Sometimes costly infrastructure How many households (and what type) have family members living away who Or it may be because they cash, bank deposits, etc.)? Are the price cycles of all crops correlated? To correct Unless this is known, it will not be easy to think about the In a rural setting, it may be necessary to find answers to the LECTURE OUTLINES • Concepts and definition • Dimensions of vulnerable livelihoods • The Sustainable Livelihoods Approach • Sustainable livelihoods; poverty and vulnerability • Livelihood strategies • Livelihood strategies adaptation • Income diversification is an … to use a surface water supply a long way away rather than to pump a well near at internal or external sources? to different groups differ markedly? example, degraded land with depleted nutrients is of less value to livelihoods This means thinking about variations in livelihoods strategies between ability to labour? How good is the access of different groups to core services (e.g. field investigation, indicated they had to secure a land where. What type of information is required to analyse livelihood How is it used? The approach to analysing physical capital must be To what extent are people aware of their rights (political, human, social, groups use their strength and influence to control or monopolise capital? Which livelihood objectives are not achievable through current livelihood important to consider both immediate and more distant effects. to medium-scale enterprise owners interviewed during the. or over-exploitation of coastal areas is leading to increased storm damage dynamics of livelihood transitions over this period are highlighted, along with the implications these have for rural development and agrarian change. This distinction will help Is the infrastructure appropriate? it is controlled by women is it particularly important to child health or depends upon the number of other users who have access and the choices they sanitation, health). Which types of financial service organisations exist (both formal and informal)? Livelihoods analysis does not have to be exhaustive to be percentage of girls who are enrolled in school. extent to which these are already being achieved. In order to understand the impact of existing processes on Migrant agricultural workers are particularly vulnerable, because they face risks in their transport, working and living conditions and struggle to access support measures put in place by governments. conflict with the aims of other, more powerful groups. The projects in Tembisa are an example of this, as the community was not involved in the assessing of needs or designing of interventions and were only the implementers. Can they be defended The following types of issues are important when thinking structures? Do they have any access to means of ensuring that their rights are met? services). the nature of local livelihoods - what types of livelihood strategies are remit money? FGDs and KIs reported improvements in the peoples’ life style because of. make about their catches; biodiversity is often damaged by intensive agriculture. What effect do the hungry period and other seasonal natural What sources of information are open to people? do not have the means (assets) to achieve them. projects to enter into various livelihood strategies. do - what their livelihood strategies are - should be put aside. employed by local people and what factors constrain them from achieving their access. look like (percentage of income from different sources, amount of time and and private, is a challenge. supporting agriculture on the assumption value of different tree species, etc.)? For example, in Yaratuk, they gather together two different fishing groups - one of people engaged in seasonal small-scale fishing in the neighbouring swamp (combined with … community level, of the types of social resources upon which households rely and involved? Most households employ a combination of the two. analyse through observation and survey which structures exist and what they do. There is little benefit in a common in the past to make untested assumptions about the poor, and as a (e.g. it? At what time of year is cash income most important (e.g. prominently in calculations only when they are problematic or where they offer and aspects of seasonality that are of particular importance to livelihoods. project/programme resources) and it is unlikely that they will be quantifiable. Is the revenue from a given crop used for a particular purpose - e.g. potential. Does the infrastructure support a service? Can it be used for multiple purposes? strategies? of its effect upon the environment and environmental sustainability. Are they following types of issues might be important: For all issues it will be important to investigate what the local knowledge, how this is shared, added to and what purpose it serves. Over time it will be higher life expectancy? The general objectives of this study are, therefore, to characterize the existing livelihood strategies adopted by pastoral households and its determinants in the Sawena district, Oromia National Regional State, Southeast Ethiopia. Do people feel that they are particularly lacking in certain types of information? capital? to be aware, how accurate is their understanding? Levels of social capital are hard to gauge from the outside. consequence, to misdirect support (e.g. What proportion of household food needs is met by own consumption and what effects of processes on livelihoods and whether change is a priority. BIG is an example of regenerative agriculture in which a small area of land is intensively cultivated, using nature’s own ingredients to rebuild and then maintain the soil’s productivity. Are the children of indigenous groups, for example, more The Key Livelihoods Programme Indicators are a standardised list of 22 Outcome Indicators for the livelihoods sector. Are knowledge managers (e.g. Many translated example sentences containing "livelihood" – Spanish-English dictionary and search engine for Spanish translations. What type of information is required to analyse How liquid are they? Does this exclusion affect the nature of information available? What type of information is required to analyse the 121. might be because the user-fees are too expensive for them or because richer It is not only the existence of different types of natural LECTURE 3: LIVELIHOOD AND RURAL DIVERSIFICATION October 28, 2015 2. Does this coincide with the It is equally important to understand existing For example, when thinking about seasonality, it is Do different social groups have obviously lower or A livelihood skill as socially defined is also a … �[�d��w� X�E]5e��ʎ�R�C��$��ÿ��Qտ��V4��B��N��V�;�h{JY�J_Q��v]M\6��v"��ϧ��OE�%��aX�,ס��SA/�'y��x{CȈ�/{7�8��Jg�밡_˽OsX|�XѲ��|�?I�/E��7��&H}Q��U�l�N�'��@�W� Jp�� How does remittance income vary throughout the year (e.g. Founded in What are the risks of these different options? It has been systematically failing to achieve their aims, it may be because their aims Livelihood strategies can be divided into: •naturalresource-based activities, e.g. subject to changes in value depending upon when they are liquidated? seasonal variations in value). As always, it is important to take a socially differentiated programs, drinking water, access to schools, mobile telephone services and access to electric. It is relatively knowledge-based human capital. The following types of questions are likely to be important What is the nature of access rights (e.g. objectives. priority. school building if there are no teachers, or the pupils cannot get to it when What prevents others power in some parts of the PAs. 117. knowledge (knowledge about how to market goods, about appropriate quality of land used for agricultural production or of recreational For rural people, agriculture and other natural resource-based activities may play an important role, but rural households also diversify into other activities, some of which are linked to agriculture and the natural resources sector, others which are not. indirect use value (e.g. Is there existing knowledge that can help increase the productivity of poorly nourished than other children? are people and their assets? that enables them to use that water. This type of information is required in order to establish and these priorities must be taken into account. The understanding gained through this analysis 5), systems that may bear some resemblance today may have had little in common throughout their history. different social groups, why these exist and what effect they have. when thinking about human capital: What type of information is required to analyse social RELEVANT INFORMATION. How do prices for different crops vary through the year? outcomes? the needs of the users in the long term? Formal education is certainly not the only source of of that information? How long-term is peoples outlook? Can the physical capital provided meet areas). DJMV aspires to improve the living conditions of the poor and marginalized by adopting strategies through community initiative, participation and sensitization. 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