This Working Paper analyses the relationship between protection and livelihoods in the Occupied Palestinian Territory.
This HPG Policy Brief argues that the catastrophic effects of drought can be averted if pastoralist livelihoods are supported with timely and appropriate livelihoods-based interventions.
The study on which this Synthesis Paper is based argues that the increasing vulnerability to food insecurity that pastoralists face stems from the failure to put the protection of pastoral livelihoods at the centre of emergency preparedness, planning and response mechanisms.
This paper considers the scope for increased livestock production from a perspective of compliance with zoosanitary standards that apply to international trade.
This paper suggests that with the right policies, investment and support, pastoralism presents a logical adaptation route in areas of increased climatic variability, and has an important role to play where other livelihoods are likely to fail
The expulsion of 12 foreign aid agencies and one private development firm and the suspension of three national NGOs by the Sudanese government following the issuing of an international arrest warrant for President Bashir has generated widespread concerns about the potential impact of an interruption of aid on civilians at risk.
This Network Paper reviews food security and livelihoods programming in conflict. The aim is to gather information on the types of food security and livelihoods interventions that are being implemented in conflict situations, their objectives, when particular livelihood interventions are appropriate, what the constraints have been in implementing them and how these constraints can be overcome.
This report presents the findings of a study into the current evolution of Misseriyya livelihoods.
This report reviews the Danish Refugee Council (DRC)’s protection and livelihoods programmes in Chechnya.
This report reviews the Danish Refugee Council's livelihoods and protection programme in northern and eastern Sri Lanka.
