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Thanks
for your response to my request.
I agree with the first two words but not necessarily the third
one. Una 'estategia de medio de vida' may not necessarily
be sustainable and it changes according to environmental or
maket environments. In some cases a livelihood strategy, that
of net extractive nature, may induce environmental degradation.
Duraippah, 1998 (Pov. and environ. degrad. World Development,
26: 2169-2179) has a good discussion of the nexus--excessive
forest extraction and poverty.
However, in the sense that DFID uses it, yes, they mean sustainable
livelihoods.
Abelardo Rodríguez
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