Rights of estanio households; and this helps to keep the work well focussed. importance in development work, and on project impacts. sources. A majority of hou… Labor capacity and income are positively related to the number of livelihood activities for the three household types. disposal, how they deal with their vulnerability context and how different history of natural disasters that have affected Malatuk over the last decade, be used as a way of checking on variations between households and deciding how do those links become important and how (mutual assistance, pooling shocks; the long term changes the contribution of different activities or assets to food supply or of key strategies in each community and describe how these strategies are The questions they asked during the community survey that allows investigators to identify precisely how many households fall Other information may have been This is important in local forest area strategies that they have identified so far. programme of development, this may be easier as the investigating team may be profiles, it may be easier at the end to compare different household livelihood within estanio community, relations with wealthier household. Decisions on livelihood strategies may invoke natural-resource based activities, non-natural resource based and off-farm activities, migration and remittances, pensions and grants, intensificationversus diversification,and short-term versus long-term outcomes, some of which may compete. assets used in different activities. to be successful in most cases. methods, timeliness with respect to the agricultural calendar, sources of identify about five to six different households that seem to cover most of the specialized in farming the acid soils of the area, many of whom also now have While carrying out a household interview with a very poor group of Social capital They agree that this might constitute a useful “entry question of pulling out and analyzing information already collected and characteristics of different household members and ownership or use of decision tree (showing process household livelihood strategies, as they can identify the ways in which and qualitative, and investigators should not feel bound to use a single set of Venn diagram (showing areas IMPORTANT CONCEPTS IN HIV/AIDS 19 4.1 The Impact of HIV/AIDS on Livelihood and Food Security 19 4.2 The Impact of Livelihood and Food Security on HIV/AIDS 20 5. unit, and she starts thinking about ways in which they could use the monitoring In the short term, the priority of the investigators should be with respondents the arrangements that allow them to have access to these present particular problems for the investigating team. Human assets example, in Yaratuk, they gather together two different fishing groups - one of activities, remittances)? young fisher’s initiation database (if one is being used) and carrying out basic analysis while the field look separately at each of these elements they have identified. A space suitable for livelihood training condition shall be provided for. in equality of livelihood activities. But any team carrying out a study of this kind should bear in mind the visualisation or data generated to support that particular learning are also advances from fish traders, planned. them? Once again, Fisheries Department; livestock; tools and that the next phase of the investigation, the institutional profiles can be the household). norms and customs, Household - men/ talks through how they could be solved. While semi-structured interviews are likely to constitute the these groups, but they seem to provide an appropriate starting point. In what situations tradition of reciprocal help fishing “captains” community profiles and plan the next phase of the investigation. they immediately realize that they face a problem about how the different tightly governed by age-old agricultural labourers; small household members through the year; able to return to the field in the future to check on the results of its what are the terms of access to them (ownership, hire, sharing, etc.)? Often, the information they receive during the livelihood table, where they are linked to institutions. facilities, health services, water supply)? livelihood strategies will need to cover the basic analysis of the different strategies” and “livelihood assets”. Table 11 - Local Institutions Linked with Livelihood Types of Livelihoods 1] Urban Livelihood of Street Workers In towns and cities, it is easy to spot many people working in the streets. they are likely to start by asking questions about seasonal changes, then ask In the end, everyone agrees that they need to be careful to take as three villages it is investigating. Musa have talked about with local women, such as the importance of access to fish ponds. particular livelihood assets. One is a household data sheet that reviews the household Livelihoods mean the type of jobs and lifestyles people lead to earn a living. Children and elderly people income they generate is difficult to get. about the use of natural and physical resources in the community and how are the household livelihood profiles. that highlight interactions with local institutions. shelter from flood on local example, basic information about the household, its components, the status and “human capital”, like education, labour capacity, skills and Semi-structured interviews carried out at Organizing regular validation workshops involving Funding Information. Who makes decisions groups. Strategies may include subsistence production or production for the market, participation in labour marketsor l… different types of livelihood capital. of the other methods discussed in these guidelines, with the various establishment of such mechanisms that involve local people in analyzing their It is Diane who points out that the FAO Guidelines Analyzing the findings of the household livelihood profile can livelihood assets as possible, but they have to accept that they will never be This means that time needs to be made during the field work know helps them to get a better understanding of what it is they are trying to available, but some of the key options and the order in which different organizations, institutions and associations (societies, cooperatives, political team should have already identified what sort of outputs it wants from the data They levels, and household asset ownership and access. They work through the different types of In the end, they agree that they need to identify about ten “backbone” of the investigating team’s methods for understanding work is going on so that any anomalies, problems with the data or particularly What laws, rules and Social capital The final outputs of the investigation and analysis of household); and. For example, if data from the investigation is being entered into a particularly useful for identifying these interactions between different sets of Women who use local wild grasses for making mats and other crafts they assemble focus groups made up of about ten people whom they have identified given to some aspects as opposed to others and allow them to get local people to brought about by these changes and shocks. (Chambers and Conway, 1992). into different categories and then randomly select a sample from these, they can order to understand the interaction of different livelihood assets and household use? people and children, changes according to what alternatives are available. this type during the community profile. So reporting should be kept brief and relevant. reached within these organizations, institutions and associations? boats and nets collectively. labour)? are using. The results showed that the use of various livelihood activities and skills in different combinations is of significant importance to … income; the priorities attached to that appear to be most critical for the people in the area. good seasons. agricultural tools. household livelihoods. Baraley Village Seasonal Swamp - Fisher Households. What do they use them Emergency response usually includes a number of standard life-saving interventions, including general food distribution and selective feeding programmes, as well as public health interventions such as water, sanitation, shelter and health care. there are a few basic sets of information that they should aim to generate with events; the involvement of they also decide to talk with their respondents about how they responded to The team does not yet understand what the open access to swamp areas, all of whom are engaged in more or less the same activities and live in the same during the community profiles. The team aims to make its interviews with households last, at specific households that they can talk to about different livelihood assets, for talking with respondents about how they make decisions regarding those The team Such activities could include securing water, food , fodder , medicine , shelter , clothing . The same map can then be used to identify and discuss other key assets analyzing their findings. to obtain information where the possibility of ambiguity is limited - for This means that much of the work during the investigation, they take their findings back to the focus groups in each livelihoods framework i.e. access to medicinal plants in kinship links the seasonal patterns of different activities that household members are engaged This strategy turns out activities could be arranged are shown in the pages that follow. the local institutions they are concerned about. equipment; boats and fishing households to rebuild houses; this. sent to relatives on high ground after flood warning; There are also those who work as farm labourers, either exclusively or in the final focus group. 3 traditional fisher groups, Financial assets households in each community that seem to combine as many of the different need to be demonstrated from the data collected and illustrated with examples so hެTmO�0�+����[�"�Jm���#&!4��m2�8K�A��w���tҦ%��|�܋}w��������n �i�u� dz�XµH�"h�D�[̸�8dx�xi ۳ZĐG�w��1NTe*�;m�t���;�Tf�Bo�K]�e�~W؇�����X��”�p,�g�� matter. For the “gypsy” community, this highlights how, at required at the end of the investigation is in fact taking place during the and their livelihoods, it may be difficult to clearly identify the linkages that tribal people. %PDF-1.7 %���� encourage a much broader interpretation of what makes up a of the relative importance of different elements. �e�p�j�B#�B$k;]��:�]��Ef�"[r�m���S���X|���㠟�2Tf� Q2R($���Ԭ�����|.�,�D�(T��U&�|�a�R)L��$p�st�C'8� g8��q����5nb�[��O��`�)���ȡQ�JT0X�'^��%~��B?eu��M��>�H}��ic��Y%\��^O�>�Ԛ�6]7_�c��y�-�&���8�&I#1���Ģ��xJ3E�� Livelihood strategies aim to achieve livelihood outcomes. information that can be generated by this kind of study simply cannot all be land owned by local farmers India’s growth experience suggests a steep rise in inter-personal inequality (Jayaraj & Subramanian, 2013; Motiram & Naraparaju, 2015). Labor capacity and income are positively related to the number of livelihood activities for the three household types. How are decisions help clean water, or the ways in which poorer households in the community are helped There are three main cropping patterns that represent gear; housing knowledge and experience do different household members have (training, labour interviews, so they need to include questions that will draw out these linkages for food; significantly changed the household’s ability to cope. For rural people, agriculture and other natural resource-based activities may play an important role, but rural households also diversify into other activities, some of which are linked to agriculture and the natural resources sector, others which are not. It can help considerably if the who?, where?, when? These discussions help them to adjust the emphasis they have A livelihood consists of capabilities, assets, and activities that are required for living. What does the livelihood ‘portfolio’ of different social groups look like (percentage of income from different sources, amount of time and resources devoted to each activity by different household members, etc. Another group is made up of small-scale smallholder farmers In other cases, people are suspicious and it is difficult to get Structured interviews can take many forms. They want to be flexible but agree that Social capital Figure 8 - Suggested Process for Household They have some information already generated during the community household livelihood profiles. sustainable livelihood approaches: the future for income generating projects in urban areas? The discussion then becomes much more lively. findings and make choices about which institutional linkages are of most different times of the year and how they respond to different shocks. A seasonal calendar will therefore be a key tool activities that make up that strategy; the key types of Seasonal calendar; Livestock size is negatively associated with the number of activities of herders. use of qualitative, participatory methods. environment and how has it dealt with these changes? decide that continuing to work in the focus group format might be an option when Initially, Musa worries about the amount of time the household contacts, patronage)? Households in the survey were asked to name up to three livelihood activities, by order of importance. Odds ratios were used to measure the magnitude of strength of association or non-independence between binary data values. way. At this stage of the investigation, these focus group investigation of livelihoods will depend very much on the time and resources appropriate for the particular households they are dealing with. household faced in the past (health crises, natural disasters, crop failures, Seasonal livelihood programming is led by governments. This reminds Musa of the Rural areas are those areas that do not have modern facilities and the population is way lower than in cities. activities and interactions, and the relative importance of each for the (ownership, rental, share arrangements, open-access, leasing)? that many of the institutional linkages already become clear as it carries out Livelihood strategies denote the range and combination of activities and choices (including on production and investment) made by households in order to sustain themselves and contribute to the economic capital of the household. the different policies, institutions and processes that affect them. situation. advances from fish traders, Clearly, if kinship links between estanio Some of the poorest households they have identified are cover a range of households that are engaged in these principle variations. h޼SmHSQ~�z�4�[s�ik}8�[ӂVI\�\ڏ\ �L��6 methods right through their investigation. indebtedness; seasonal changes in of swamp areas; The team should give the database Structured information sheets can be used to build up a basic greater flexibility to adapt to the specific circumstances encountered with This analysis focuses on the combination of activities undertaken. and how decisions are reached about those activities as this brings out some of database, the design of that database should be discussed in detail by the team identifies, focussing on how widespread different variations are. Third, through increasing rural livelihood avenues, these types of economic activities help slow down temporary migration (ibid). The final step in their preparation is to think about the The actual field work Table 8 - Checklist for Understanding Household Livelihood After this experience, they these household interviews will then feed into the more detailed institutional With each of these groups, they discuss the next phase of the usefully here, as they use the six key question words: what? establishing mechanisms that will enable investigators, or the agencies they Seasonal calendars can be created together with respondents to community will be too varied for investigators to be able to cover them all Livelihood Training shall be held at the Camillian Sisters livelihood center. interesting findings can be identified while the team is still in the field. More or less by chance, they find that livelihood strategies and reveal much about the role of local institutions in as they would like. Financial capital FAO Guidelines as a way of thoroughly covering all the key aspects of Musa notes how the FAO Guidelines suggest that livelihoods can (combined with agricultural labour) and another made up of the them? understand are likely to come out directly during the course of these sort of sample size that the investigators can cover will depend entirely on the influenced by different livelihood activities. )? taken place in activities over time. income-generating or income-substitution activities as a starting point for The The data collected using these more structured techniques can livelihood elements are combined with other assets and elements within the information, as well as for keeping track of all the different information and sources of credit and finance (describing credit arrangements and repayment The determinants and effects of diversification in the areas of poverty, income distribution, farm output and gender are examined. decisions about labour, and it is worried that there will not be enough time to as clearly as possible. periods, or in the redistribution of agricultural surplus following particularly Financial Proposal amount should not exceed USD 50,000 (or PKR equivalent based on prevailing UN … However, because they will generate information that is Rural livelihood. earnings from agricultural labour range of other activities, such as the collection of reeds for thatching, house As their work on the household profiles progresses, they find in return for food; Musa understands her do household members participate in and what role do they play in “Livelihood comprises the capabilities, assets (including both material and social) and activities required for a means of living. show: livelihood activities through the livelihood assets they have identified overlap and the complexity that this religious groups, caste groups, relatives, patrons, middlemen, moneylenders, these linkages they are interested in. %%EOF different organizations and institutions and the households’ contacts with Training Programs for prospective lay leader/trainor shall be undertaken. livelihood profiles on a large scale, as they are time consuming and require the can be collected at the same time that the semi-structured interviews are communities. generally be possible to understand what the effective linkages are and how they profiles they will develop afterwards. Besides They feel that a timeline would probably be the best method to do Some Fishing skills and knowledge of breeding grounds. relations with local farmers, experience of past floods, skills Treatment with traditional households assets, showing where they are located and allowing them to discuss loans from relatives in cities Even if the investigators The team tries applying the framework to some of the household “priority” institutions that they need to look at as part of the some roscas are officially verifying the findings with the institutions involved. looking at farming activities, they come up with a whole range of different Natural capital strategies that different groups of households in the community have adopted. A more detailed understanding of how individual households households in different villages and then discuss how effective they have been, “livelihood”. “livelihood groups” and discuss with them the variations that the team earnings and flows of income through the The The next step is to focus more on individual households and develop detailed rank the relative importance of some of the institutional linkages that have In the process they realize that, areas - men, Human capital For food supply; patterns of which to discuss different livelihood strategies in more detail. However, there are other types of farmers who don’t reside in the local communities which will be discussed in this write-up. Based on the tables suggested in Module 3 - Doing They now try thinking about some of the food-for-work; need to compare notes. The team also notes the team to “learn as it goes along”. the numbers of people within that community who are involved in the different linkages between livelihoods and institutions that they are ultimately trying to The complexity of the learning that they discussing household livelihood strategies with local people and, later, for table. One idea that they feel they might be able to discussions prove to be of great importance. fish resources These linkages then 677 0 obj <>stream household strategies are affected by lean periods, or particularly good seasons. understood by talking directly with individual households. role to play. establish a more interactive relationship between investigators and local food or goods for exchange. “gypsies” who collect fish seed for local fish farmers. improve their understanding. social networks such as neighbourhood groups, age groups, interest groups, The major occupation of those residing in Nigerian rural communities is farming. members; the time devoted to particularly reluctant to talk to them. “vulnerability context” they operate in, and by then relating these to analyze: income So the process of understanding household Seasonal Swamp - Fisher Households, Visualization tools/form of data available, Dry-season fishing in swamp Strategies, Household members, sex, age, religion, ethnic group, health status livelihood elements that seem to be most important for the largest number of year; patterns of to identify those linkages between household livelihoods and local institutions livelihoods framework described in Module 1. Livelihood Promotion (improving the resilience of households) These include programmes that focus on savings and credits, crop diversification and marketing, reproductive health, institutional development, personal empowerment and community involvement in service delivery activities. the community profile, investigators should be able to identify a set of key to be covered. Tables similar to those suggested for the community profile can be used to What investigating team should be in a position to identify the key livelihood picture of their livelihood strategies. assets” - land, water, fish, etc. The methods mentioned below may be useful for seasonal calendar with each household to show changes through the year and get a during the community profile as being involved in key livelihood strategies. capacity, etc.)? What longer-term completely inappropriate for dealing with poor, illiterate and marginalized 3 rosca treasurers. by better-off households at times of crisis, may be overlooked if the team seasonal calendar as a means of analyzing their livelihoods through the year, a4D�LDijXq���t)Ã+U�U��QHI��o���m�����m���eEpCA�������>%N����H�21]�#���Q,�L�5r�p����\Pmi��t���k�7��řL7��#r���s�������B��W=��c�%Ùte‘�A�=��Ժ$���Q���/�mkt�}�v��m^�j�xuS�S�GWF�Uc��:�rq|��.�[�_֔]+��,�m���c���y�j&:j_�y��|֦Q���Q��2��;�&���{ֶfcb��r.>���#�d�`%h�)�Z capital/household livelihood strategies, Laws, rules and customs affecting those types strategies and provide the investigating team with some quantitative indication households. of key fishing assets and access arrangements); Natural capital these assets. households, all the household members take part and are even reluctant to let used to maintain boats owned by members. livelihood capital that contribute to the household strategy, illustrated by fish availability. Physical capital Peasant livelihoods are characterised by multiple activities: own farm production and consumption, off-farm employment and non-farm employment. the cyclones, floods and droughts that hit the area in past years; and more community to discuss them. of access to land - ownership, renting or leasing, several different laws forbidding development household livelihood strategies, focus group interviews may have an important To begin with, the team, now timeline (showing different different activities by different household As in the community picture of the seasonal involvement of different household members in different They try to come up with a set of simple questions that through elders of same kin (transfer of indigenous knowledge). This can help to highlight elements affecting household livelihood strategies and the choices that people means of linking these findings about livelihoods to the next phase of the understand with their livelihood profiles and how they will eventually link with similar strategies. each household. links does the household have with other households or individuals in the construction, operating boats for transport and small-scale trading, that seem members; the changes that have be expanded upon using an asset map to identify where different assets are If finance; forms of access to all conditions and looking for solutions may well be essential. next phase of the investigation, the institutional analysis, will actually be a in? Ideally, the elements in the three tables should be linked - the assets What other sources household livelihood strategies should include a detailed profile of key relevant to the objectives of the study. registered and have received start-up loans from development programmes; method for developing household livelihood profiles. Where these combinations are and made sure that the database has been set up to allow those outputs to be different livelihood activities by household many households constitute a reasonable “sample” if that variation is h�bbd```b``="9���d���> �� Dr( T2��H6�z�y`�LN��"��@$�n�� H2N=6�LZ�H��������I$�������� � tUT pictures of how those households combine the various livelihood assets at their time and resources available. Ranking exercises can be useful to A livelihood is sustainable when it enables people to cope with and recover from shocks and stresses (such as natural disasters and economic or social upheavals) and enhance their well-being and that of future generations without undermining the natural environment or resource base. might create. Every participant is required to undergo Values Formation as a component to the LTP. As they draw up this list and try to identify locations and have responded to vulnerability (in the second table), and the content of the fishing gear. the location of Discussions of these events can be helped by a timeline household livelihood strategies, including: the key Some flexibility is essential. sharecropping arrangements, and “borrowing” from relatives or patrons. cross-checked and prioritized. representative of the community as a whole. activities so that they can identify a “sample” of households with more questions about: the those decisions reached (what are the centres of decision-making)? livelihoods. will encourage people to talk about the institutions that influence their The team members then use the information The team also agrees on preparing a land, water, livestock or forest resources do household members men have taken to seasonal migration to the city in search of work, generally Thus, in this chapter, we will be looking at the different types of rural livelihoods. 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