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BWIRE: ‘Natural capital’ makes rural livelihoods sustainable

Honey, seafood and potatoes are among nature’s gifts that can be developed at low cost.

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by VERA BWIRE

Health22 February 2024 - 13:51
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A photo of a farmer at a cotton farm.

Creating sustainable rural livelihoods counties need to be atop their agendas. In moving towards development leveraging on natural capital, reduction of poverty and creating sustainable rural livelihoods, one missing factor is focus on social sustainability. Social sustainability largely concerns well-being, justice, power, rights and the needs of the individual.

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