This article provides a comprehensive review of the literature on the nature and evolution of
rural livelihood diversification in sub-Saharan Africa, and the situation regarding …

Livelihood diversification is an essential strategy for managing economic and environmental
shocks and reducing rural poverty in developing countries. This article presents a …

Understanding household livelihood strategies is pivotal to minimize rural poverty in the
least developed countries like Nepal. This study is an attempt to assess livelihood strategies …

Livelihood strategies denote the range and combination of activities and choices made by
households. Some research has focused on the potential impacts of sustainable livelihood …

In recent years, entrepreneurship has been gaining more prominence as a potential tool for
solving poverty in developing countries. This paper mainly examines the relationship …

Populations in developing countries that are located in less-favored agricultural areas
(LFAAs)—agricultural lands constrained by difficult terrain, poor soil quality, limited rainfall …

This study explores the extent to which farmers in the Three Gorges Reservoir area remain
highly dependent on agriculture despite rapid urbanization and industrialization. The study …

The 'fast track'approach for increasing women's representation in politics through the
adoption of electoral gender quotas has replaced the 'incremental approach'(waiting for …

Distribution and procedure, two core social justice concepts, are central concerns for the
design and practice of payments for ecosystem services (PESs). This paper explores the …

Post-conflict countries (PCC) guide their priorities toward restoration of socioeconomic
conditions and relegate sustainability objectives to the background. With the aim to provide …