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section shares undergraduate and postgraduate dissertations or
theses looking at Sustainable Livelihoods Approaches. These can be a valuable
source of lessons, although they tend to be in an extended format. Dissertations
and theses have been sent in by our users and have not been reviewed the Livelihood
Connect Team.
Please see the list of titles below. If
you would like to submit your dissertation/thesis to Livelihoods Connect email
it to Livelihoods-Connect@ids.ac.uk.
Comments
and queries should be sent directly to the authors via their email addresses provided. |
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The
Sustainable Livelihoods Approach and Community Development
in Practice in Engineering Organisations
Helen Salvestrin h.salvestrin@jwp.com.au
University of Technology, Sydney
July , 2006
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Facing
Up to Political Dimensions: A Sustainable Livelihoods
Analysis of the Housing Revolution in Caracas
Steffen Lajoie steffen75@yahoo.com
University College London
September, 2006
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Waves
in the Forest – Radio Communication and Livelihoods
in Brazilian Amazonia
Monica Mazzer Barroso
mmbarroso@gmail.com
London School of Economics
August, 2006
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Informal
Sector Styles for Livelihoods in Harare: Towards Consensus
Building in Urban Economics
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Accompanying
paper by the same author :
Mainstreaming Gender into Economic Empowerment: An Examination
of the Strategies of Urban Women in the Informal Sector’s
Livelihoods: A Case Study of Harare
Innocent Chirisa,innochirs@yahoo.com
Master of Science Degree in Rural and Urban Planning,
University of Zimbabwe, 2004.
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Filling
the Void? A Case Study of Perceptions on Corporate Alternative
Livelihood Projects in the Ghanaian Gold Mining Industry
Louise
Dignum, l_dignum@hotmail.com
MSc Sustainability, Planning and Environmental Policy,
Department of City and Regional Planning, Cardiff University,
2006. PDF
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Livelihood Enhancement in the New
South Africa: Public Expectation, Environmental Dynamics
and 'Muddling' Through
Douglas
McNab, Douglas_mcnab@hotmail.com
Department of Geography, University of Sheffield, 2004.
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Monitoring
the Impact of Joint Forest Management on Rural Livelihoods
Neha Pandey n.pandey@livelihoods.in
Postgraduate Programme in Management Aravali Institute
of Management, Rajasthan, India, June 2005 PDF
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From
Poverty and War to Prosperity and
Peace:sustainable livelihoods and innovation in governance
of artisanal diamond mining in Kono District, Sierra Leone
Estelle Levin estellelevin at hotmail dot com, Masters
in Human Geography, University of British Columbia, Vancouver,
Canada, April 2005 PDF
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Livelihood
Strategies and Food Security in Refugee Camps
Simona Cavaglieri s.cavaglieri@tiscalinet.it
Masters in Human Development and Food Security University
of Roma Tre, Department of Economics, Rome, Italy, 2005
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Crafts
as Sustainable Livelihood Option in Rural India
Anubha Sood anubha_s@hotmail.com.
MSc Social Policy and Planning in Developing Countries,
London School of Economics and Political Science, University
of London, September 2002 DOC |
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Does
the Sustainable Livelihoods Framework Address Issues of
Freedom, Choice and Capabilities of the Urban Poor: A
Critique
Smita Biswas
Smita.Biswas@WSPGroup.com MSc Social Policy and Planning
in Developing Countries, London School of Economics and
Political Science, University of London, September 2002
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What
are the potential synergies and disabling factors between
the rights based and sustainable livelihoods approaches
to development? – the case of the Department For
International Development (DFID)
Neil Satchwell Smith N.j.Satchwell-Smith@sussex.ac.uk,
Term Paper for MPhil in Development Studies, IDS, University
of Sussex, 2004 DOC |
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