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Oxfam |
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sustainable livelihoods approach aims to meet a need for a broad framework that
accommodates issues of environmental change together with concerns about
globalising markets, deteriorating economic rights, gender and wider social
inequality, and the need to strengthen deprived people§s participation in
the development process.
Oxfam flexibly uses a sustainable livelihoods
checklist and framework in project appraisal, planning and review. Experience
has shown that in order to operationalise the SL approach it is necessary to
combine some conceptual analysis with a range of existing project management
and analytical tools, including PRA.
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Oxfam's
work in the UK
- Oxfam's UK Poverty Programme (UKPP) is Oxfam’s youngest
and smallest programme HTML.
Also, see Church Action on Poverty and Oxfam's joint work in
Thornaby, UK HTML |
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Climate
Change
- Papers and reports on climate change HTML |
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Trade
and Livelihoods -
people centred perspective to case studies and policy papers
on trade issues |
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Livelihoods
work in India
- Oxfam's largest and oldest programme, papers and resources
available |
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Livelihoods
in Thailand - case studies and programme details |
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Oxfam resources and
publications - complete list of links to different resources
on a range of issues |
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Make
Trade Fair
- campaign resource exploring links between international trade
rules, poverty and livelihoods |
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Other Resources : |
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Oxfam
GB and Sustainable Livelihoods: Lessons from Learning
Presentation given at the Natural Resource Advisers Conference,
1999 (Koos Neefjes, Oxfam) PDF |
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