March 2006
Issue 3 / English
Special section
- Introduction (Special Supplement 3) (page 4)
- What is Livelihoods Programming? (Special Supplement 3) (page 6)
- Livelihoods analysis and identifying appropriate interventions (Special Supplement 3) (page 12)
- Does food aid support or undermine livelihoods? (Special Supplement 3) (page 18)
- Income and employment support (Special Supplement 3) (page 23)
- Cash grants and cash for work in Sri Lanka (Special Supplement 3) (page 31)
- Income generation in Guinea Conakry (Special Supplement 3) (page 33)
- Micro-finance as livelihood support in urban Argentina (Special Supplement 3) (page 34)
- Access to markets and services (Special Supplement 3) (page 36)
- A market analysis and subsequent interventions following floods in the south-east of Haiti (2004) (Special Supplement 3) (page 41)
- Food vouchers in Zimbabwe (Special Supplement 3) (page 42)
- Campaigning with coffee farmers in Haiti (Special Supplement 3) (page 43)
- Support for primary production (Special Supplement 3) (page 45)
- Seed vouchers and fairs in Zimbabwe - CRS (Special Supplement 3) (page 51)
- De-stocking in Kenya (Special Supplement 3) (page 52)
- Donkey feeding in IDP camps in Darfur (Special Supplement 3) (page 52)
- Issues and challenges for livelihoods programming in emergencies (Special Supplement 3) (page 54)
- Linking relief and development programming in Wajir, Kenya (Special Supplement 3) (page 59)
- Ethiopia: Challenge and Change (Special Supplement 3) (page 60)
- Food security – protection links in Liberia (Special Supplement 3) (page 62)
- Challenges to Livelihood Support Programming in South Sudan (Special Supplement 3) (page 63)
- Conclusions to 'For Food Crisis to Fair Trade' (Special Supplement 3) (page 64)
- References for Special Supplement 3 (page 66)
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From food crisis to fair trade. Livelihoods analysis, protection and support in emergencies.
With contributions from: Mary Atkinson, Pantaleo Creti, Sophia Dunn, Lewis Lawrence Musa, Annabel Southgate, David Bright, Karen Tibbo (all Oxfam GB), Alexandros Yiannoulos, Claudio Freda, Marcela Gonzales, Marta Valdez (ACF Spain), Mamie Sackey (ACF-US), Siham Osman (Practical Action-Sudan), Catherine Allen (Concern Worldwide).