Livelihood Adaptive Capacity is a theoretical construct within the broader domain of adaptive capacity that specifically denotes the intrinsic ability of individuals, households, or communities to adjust, reorganize, and sustain their livelihood systems in response to external stresses and environmental changes while maintaining or enhancing well-being.
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University of Oxford
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Sichuan Agricultural University
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University for Development Studies
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Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation
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Southwestern University of Finance and Economics
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