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2013 Report

The Rise of the South: Human Progress in a Diverse World is available for free downloading

Sustainable livelihoods in a changing Sãmoa

The phrase in the theme "A changing Sãmoa" directs attention to a society that is in a constant state of flux as a result of both internal and external factors. The latter include the influence of migration, education, trade, religion and, more recently, accelerated globalization brought about by advanced information technology. Internal factors include competition for limited local resources, the existence of traditional structures and associated values, and changes brought about by the dynamics associated with continuous adapting to local conditions for survival. Thus, sustainable livelihoods in a changing Sãmoa means ways of earning a living that are secure and do not deplete the local resources that the Sãmoans depend upon, in a
country that is constantly changing.

Year: 2006
Type: National Reports
Region: Asia and the Pacific
Country: Samoa

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