Agroecology and Sustainable Rural Livelihoods: A Conceptual Framework to Guide Development Projects in the Pacific Islands

Addinsall, Cherise; Glencross, Kevin S; Scherrer, Pascal; Weiler, Betty; Nichols, J. Doland

doi:10.1080/21683565.2015.1017785

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“…An extensive analysis of the literature, on sustainable livelihood structures and agroecological literature, maintains the creation of a structure to meet the local context and, which, at the same time, must-have for development and conservation projects, these being they did not contribute to the participatory approach and allowed an inclusive environment, where a structure is relevant for all involved (Addinsall et al, 2015). Sustainability has its antecedents, which is performance.…”

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Rice Sustainability Trend: A bibliometric review

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Saraiva²,

Tibério³

2021

RSD

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Sustainability is a topic of interest to science and organizations, an emerging research area in the agrifood field and business management. This area aims to investigate the processes that lead organizations to sustainability and those that lead to organizational learning and the consequent continuous improvement. This work seeks to understand the evolution and trend of studies on the sustainability of the rice value chain. In this sense, a bibliometric review of the literature in the Scopus database was carried out as a methodological procedure, in the years 2001 to 2021, to observe the publications on the theme of sustainability of the rice value chain existing over the 20 years of this century. Among the results obtained, it was verified that the publications on the topic addressed had an exponential growth from the year 2015, that is, from 80 publications to more than 400 in 2019, and it can be observed that this theme has become of due importance, with a view to sustainability. As an essential result of this study, it is observed that in 2019 there were more than 200 publications on the theme of rice sustainability. All of this leads to the belief that there is an interest on the part of researchers and authors to deepen their research questions in this area, with different approaches to understand the value chain and the sustainability of rice.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Rice Sustainability Trend: A bibliometric review

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Saraiva²,

Tibério³

2021

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“…The Government in Vanuatu has been pressured for some time by external forces emphasising neoliberal discourses of 'growth', 'efficiency', 'reform', and 'governance', while only a handful of NGOs and researchers are challenging current economic and trade policy arrangements in the South Pacific (Addinsall et al, 2015a;Addinsall et al, 2015b;Addinsall, 2017;Anderson & Lee 2010;Simo, 2010;Regenvanu, 2009). The current system as well as external and internal change drivers (Table 2) make it virtually impossible for Ni Vanuatu to compete with foreign investors in the tourism industry, with evidence of little benefits from the tourism industry flowing to Ni Vanuatu.…”

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Understanding how context affects resilience and its consequences for sustainable tourism

Loehr¹,

Addinsall²,

Weiler³

2019

A Research Agenda for Sustainable Tourism

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“…But there are some gaps and little known about implementing the policies about promoting sustainable livelihood, especially in small scales (Addinsall et al, 2015;Christensen & Mertz, 2010). Despite widespread acceptance in the family-based businesses in rural tourism, there has been little research about it (Getz & Carlsen, 2000).…”

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The Effects of Rural Tourism on Sustainable Livelihoods (Case Study: Lavij Rural, Iran)

Kheiri

Nasihatkon²

2016

MAS

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Using a quantitative methodology and questionnaire, this study sought to evaluate the impacts of tourism on sustainable livelihoods of local people of Lavij rural in Iran. Data collected from 230 local residents of the study area were analyzed using Pearson’s correlation and linear regression. The results show that rural tourism has been able to play an effective role in sustainable livelihoods of people and there is a significant relationship between the development of rural tourism and sustainable livelihoods in Lavij. Rural tourism can predict a high percentage of changes in people’s livelihoods sustainability. Therefore, with a proper planning, rural tourism can be used to development of sustainable livelihoods, quality of people's lives, job opportunities and poverty reduction.

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Agroecology and Sustainable Rural Livelihoods: A Conceptual Framework to Guide Development Projects in the Pacific Islands

Cited by 31 publications

References 51 publications

Rice Sustainability Trend: A bibliometric review

Rice Sustainability Trend: A bibliometric review

Understanding how context affects resilience and its consequences for sustainable tourism

The Effects of Rural Tourism on Sustainable Livelihoods (Case Study: Lavij Rural, Iran)

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