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Rural livelihood systems : A conceptual framework

Rural livelihood systems : A conceptual framework (2001 ... The IDS sustainable rural livelihoods framework (Figure 1) has a number of basic elements. The key question to be asked in any analysis of sustainable livelihoods is – Given a particular context (of policy setting2, politics, history, agroecology and socio-economic conditions), what combination of livelihood resources (different types of ...

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