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Posts with the livelihood tag

Livelihood pathways after land reform in Zimbabwe

August 13th, 2014 Ian Scoones

Understanding livelihood pathways requires sustained fieldwork in particular sites in order to understand what changes and why. Systematic longitudinal studies are sadly rare in many developing country settings. Project grants…

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