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< prev - next > Environment and adaptation to climate change mainstreeming climate change adaptation in agricultural extranison (Printable PDF)
MAINSTREAMING CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTATION IN AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION
What are the outcomes or results of these problems?
Overall these problems are having a major impact on peoples‟ livelihoods.
What do you understand by the term “livelihood”? Discuss.
A “livelihood” is not just earning an income, but includes health, well-being,
happiness, access to information, knowledge and skills and the existence of
societal structures and support.
People‟s livelihood choices and strategies are often complex, sometimes
opportunistic, and generally governed by a number of factors. Some of these
factors are beyond the control of the affected individual.
SLIDE - Livelihoods
A livelihood comprises the assets, skills, technologies and
activities required to make a living and have a good quality
of life.
The strategies employed to make a living are complex,
location specific and have often evolved over generations.
• People‟s livelihoods strongly determine their level of
vulnerability. People with secure and diversified livelihoods
will be better equipped to cope and recover than people with
a single productive activity and poor access to resources
and knowledge.
It is important to understand how people make a living, why
they chose the strategies they do and what makes them
vulnerable to the hazards that affect them.
A Training Manual on Use of Climate Information and Vulnerability and Capacity Assessment for
Agricultural Extension Staff in Zimbabwe
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