Noun:

ରୋଜଗାରର ଉପାୟ |, ଜୀବନ, ସହାୟକତା, ରୁଜି, ଜୀବିକା,

livelihoods's Usage Examples:

Although agriculture is the primary source of livelihoods for most community members, many of them earn their livelihoods seasonally employed as agricultural labourers.

This has implications for livelihoods as many people are dependent on land for food, feed, fibre, timber and energy.

The Gibe III Dam and the Large-Scale Commercial Irrigation SchemeThe Gibe III hydroelectric dam, in the middle Basin of the Omo and completed in October 2015, will greatly modify the flood regime upon which thousands of people in the lower basin depend for their livelihoods.

Plans to restore the livelihoods of villagers on the Nakai Plateau and along the Xe Bang Fai have yet to be finalized.

Another is 'livelihoods' frameworks, which indicate social as well as material assets.

During her fieldwork, she took notes on human-environment relations, cultural features of the landscape, and made detailed observations of housing, structures, livelihoods, and daily life.

The Government of India is planning to develop an airport at Minicoy Island to boost tourism and promote tuna fishing industry for improving livelihoods in Lakshadweep.

comprised ferry operators, who foresaw an impact their livelihoods; the bargees who thought it would make the river unnavigable; and a minority of residents.

years the mudflow had been wreaking havoc in the livelihoods of Porong residents in particular and on the Sidoarjo economy as a whole.

In the late 70's, Pambujan, specifically its interior barangays were affected by the Communist insurgency, affecting lives and livelihoods.

The major livelihoods of the area consist of agriculture, olive oil, goats and pines.

Instead, it means that the livelihoods, claims, and interest of the local communities must both be the starting.

Semple identifies four key ways that the physical environment is affected: 1) direct physical effects (climate, altitude); 2) psychical effects (culture, art, religion); 3) economic and social development (resources and livelihoods); 4) movement of people (natural barriers and routes, such as mountains and rivers).

Synonyms:

subsistence, support, meal ticket, maintenance, conveniences, resource, comforts, keep, sustenance, living, creature comforts, amenities, bread and butter,

Antonyms:

extinct, nonexistence, nonbeing, dead, alive,