Access scientific knowledge from anywhere. Land as a Livelihood Asset The SL framework describes two important types of relationships between assets: (1) sequencing, or the degree to which the acquisition of one asset enables the acquisition of another, and (2) substitution, or the degree to which particular assets can be substituted for others. From where do people access information that they feel is valuable to their livelihoods? The results showed as follows: 1 In the 41.23 hm2 available farmland referred in survey, the crops grown, ordered by total cultivated area, are hybrid rice, corn, and fruit, which rank as the top three for all crops. Also: general, the HHRTS has the largest number of LS2, into the LS3 category, indicating a high level of. The sustainability science literature views the participation of local stakeholders as a necessary element for both conducting transdisciplinary research and implementing sustainable development projects. livelihood assets and strategies is discussed. In this study, the sustainable livelihood framework based on DFID (1999) was used to analyze livelihood assets or capitals of triple-rice farmers in the flood-prone case study of the VMD and the factors affecting sustainability in agricultural livelihoods (Fig. Therefore, in order to achieve dynamic conservation of terrace systems, it is necessary to effectively increase the cultural assets level of households, especially farmers’ understanding of traditional agricultural knowledge. As an adaptation strategy, farmers prioritized the technological measures of chemical input as the most simple and convenient for climate risks. Il lui incombe aussi de donner à ces dernières les moyens de retrouver le gagne-pain englouti dans les vagues du tsunami. ; Bantayan, N.C.; Dizon, J.T, Resource Assessment and Management Planning for the Rice T, an important power for maintaining agricultural landscapes in cultural heritage sites: A case study of the, forests in the Hani rice terraces system of Honghe County. ( Log Out /  Dhaka, Bangladesh: Rural Livelihoods Evaluation Partnership. Who controls remittance income when it arrives? from multi-stakeholder workshops in the Horn of Africa. ), maintain or enhance its capabilities and assets, while not undermining the natural resource base”. soil fertility)? The result of the SUR model showed that the driving factors to plant hybrid rice and red rice varied greatly with different categories of the rural household. Are knowledge ‘managers’ from a particular social background affect the type of knowledge that exists in the community? 129: Developing Methodologies for Livelihood Impact Assessment: Experience of the African Wildlife Foundation in East Africa , Caroline Ashley and Karim Hussein. The study concludes that conflict between farmers and herdsmen has serious effect on livelihood assets of farming households in the area. The results indicate that under ceteris paribus, the key variables "perception of climate risk" of farmers have significant effect on their claim of increase in the quantity of chemical use. Significantly correlated livelihood asset indicators are F1 (+), F2 (+), positively influenced by physical and social assets and significantly negatively influenced by cultural, assets. http://www.fao.org/giahs/giahsaroundtheworld/en/, , 460–469. How does such trust, cooperation and access influence livelihood opportunities? Land as a Livelihood Asset The SL framework describes two important types of relationships between assets: (1) sequencing, or the degree to which the acquisition of one asset enables the acquisition of another, and (2) substitution, or the degree to which particular assets can be substituted for others. What social networks and more formalized groups exist? What is the state of transport infrastructure and services, ICT (information and communication technology) and energy supplies? Human capital Human capital represents the skills, knowledge, ability to labour and good health that together enable people to pursue different livelihood strategies and achieve their livelihood objectives. The research results indicate the following: (1) natural assets and material assets have a significant negative influence on farm households' choice of livelihood strategies, that is, the more natural assets and material assets that farm households own, the more likely they are to choose livelihood strategies involving engaging in agricultural production; (2) Manpower assets and financial assets have a significant positive influence on farm households' choice of livelihood strategy, namely, the more manpower assets and financial assets that farm households own, the more likely they are to choose livelihood strategies involving engaging in non-agricultural production; (3) Social assets have no significant influence on farm households' choice of livelihood strategy. weighting. What are the current levels of savings and loans?