Biodiversity and Livelihoods
(Sharon Laws, Environment and Policy Department, DFID)
21 November 2001

Biodiversity is a term usually associated with conservation. Frequently seen as a 'green' issue the role it plays in supporting livelihoods and poverty reduction is often overlooked. By using the SL framework a greater understanding of the contribution biodiversity makes to all livelihood assets, not simply natural capital, can be made.

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