29 Questions
What is the main focus of the Sustainable Livelihoods Framework?
Shifting mindset from work to livelihood
How does being employed aid in risk management according to the text?
By preventing and mitigating risks
What characterizes a sustainable livelihood?
Maintaining or enhancing capabilities and assets
What is the significance of policies, institutions, and processes in livelihoods?
They have effects on livelihood through contextual assets
Why is it important to shift the mindset from work to livelihood?
To better cope with stresses and shocks
What does a sustainable livelihood aim to do in relation to stresses and shocks?
Maintain or enhance capabilities and assets
What are some examples of livelihood outcomes mentioned in the text?
Increased well-being, reduced vulnerability, and improved food security
What is a key aspect of being poor according to the text?
Having an unbalanced set of livelihood assets
Why is addressing poverty emphasized in the text?
To ensure societal inclusion
What is highlighted as critical for development according to the text?
Sustainability
In the context of livelihoods, what does the Sustainable Livelihood Framework suggest regarding risks?
Risks are unavoidable but can be managed
What is a common characteristic of poverty based on the text?
A bad or unsustainable combination of livelihood options
What does social sustainability aim to minimize and maximize?
Social exclusion and social equity
Which of the following is NOT a component of Human Capital in the Sustainable Livelihood Framework?
Physical resources
What does Natural Capital refer to in the context of the Sustainable Livelihood Framework?
Natural resource stocks for livelihood-related resource flows and services
Which of the following is a component of Social Capital according to the text?
Neighborhoods and friendships
What aspect represents Financial Capital within the Sustainable Livelihood Framework?
Knowledge and skills
What does Physical Capital consist of based on the text?
Basic infrastructure and producer goods
What is defined as the combination of activities and choices that people make to achieve their livelihood goals?
Livelihood Strategies
Which set of trends fall under the category of 'Trends and Changes' in the text?
Population trends, Resource trends, National/international economic trends
What determines access to various types of capital, livelihood strategies, and sources of influence according to the text?
Policies, Institutions, and Processes
What does the Sustainable Livelihood Framework focus on regarding livelihood outcomes?
Sustainability and actual work
Which category does 'Health shocks, Natural shocks, Economic shocks' belong to?
Shocks
What are the structures and processes that transform and shape livelihoods according to the text?
Institutions, organizations, policies, legislations, and culture
What does it mean to be socially excluded, according to the text?
To be outcast or displaced
Who does the text refer to when discussing vulnerability?
Those who fear the future
What does it mean to experience 'poor' livelihood or life outcomes?
Being able to sustain present and future needs
In the context of poverty as described in the text, what is meant by being deprived of income?
Lacking the financial resources to sustain oneself
How does the text view addressing poverty in relation to future generations?
Primarily for those yet to come
Test your knowledge on the Sustainable Livelihoods Framework, risks, employment, vulnerabilities, and access to risk management arrangements.
Make Your Own Quizzes and Flashcards
Convert your notes into interactive study material.
Get started for free
