Examples of using Livelihoods in English and their translations into Thai
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Self-reliance project which provides training to gain livelihoods skills such as agriculture or fixing equipments and create self-help group.
Self-Reliance: In 2014, 68 people with disabilities received training on livelihoods skills such as agriculture or repairing equipment, and create self-help group.
The danger of domestic ants(Pharaohs) is not in their bites, but in other factors related to their livelihoods.
Conducted research and published reports on legal reform in the forest sector and on the potential impacts of a VPA on livelihoods.
Lives and livelihoods, economies and communities depend on convenient, reliable and affordable energy to prosper and grow. People today have never been more connected. More and more of us are enjoying better opportunities, better health and a higher standard of living.
Civil society stakeholders include people whose lives and livelihoods are linked to forests and affected by forest policy, and organisations whose interests in forests relate to wider issues such as poverty, rights or the environment.
If a company is located adjacent to a community that routinely does not have enough water to drink or sustain their livelihoods, the company may be seen as complicit in or causing that lack of access.
Despite their diverse cultures and livelihoods, The people are all bound by a common belief in the religious principle of the Law of Karma. Good deeds or bad deeds in this world result in merit or suffering in the next life.
If we think of those three areas that I have illustrated with my numbers- cities, energy, land- if we manage all that badly, then the outlook for the lives and livelihoods of the people around the world would be poor and damaged.
Because acidification affects fundamental processes related to the overall structure and function of marine ecosystems, any significant change could have far-reaching consequences for the oceans of the future and the billions of people that depend on marine resources for their food and livelihoods.
Perhaps it's no surprise that in a 2007 Pew survey, when surveyed, Africans in 10 countries said they thought that the Chinese were doing amazing things to improve their livelihoods by wide margins, by as much as 98 percent.
Around the world, women are disproportionally impacted by poverty, political disenfranchisement and are often more reliant on natural resources for their livelihoods, making gender a critical component of climate vulnerability.
The re-socialization of adolescents consists in an organized pedagogical and social process of reviving their social status, unformed or previously lost social skills, skills, value and moral orientations, experience of communication, behavior, interaction and livelihoods.
These innovations, along with ongoing experiments to determine the most profitable kind of crops to grow and animals to raise, profoundly altered global food systems and the lives and livelihoods of Plains farmers.
Oh, these networkers from the nineties who, themselvesplainly not understanding what they are doing, in the pursuit of livelihoods, they are firmly entrenched in the consciousness of our citizens, that marketing is bad.
The network serves as an evolving platform to increase the contribution of tourism to sustainable livelihoods and sound ecosystem management by providing communities with access to the best available knowledge and practices.
They do not live in the premises and are not shown on the eyes, but their active livelihoods can lead to a decrease in the strength of wooden structures and even subsequent destruction of the building.
We had to win the farmers' trust and convince them that we weren't going to harm their livelihoods. But now it's a great partnership- a win-win.
The majority of the craft makers are women and part of the profit from the sales(at the campsites) remains in the communities and helps to improve livelihoods by funding schools, clinics and literacy program's.
Today, the depletion of ocean fisheries is so significant that effectively it is effecting the ability of the poor, the artisanal fisher folk and those who fish for their own livelihoods, to feed their families.