
01 Mar Afghanistan Livelihood Trajectories: Evidence from Badakhshan
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Authors | Adam Pain |
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Type | Case Study |
Theme | Social Protection and Livelihoods |
Language | English |
Date of Publication | March 01, 2010 |
Total Pages | 57 |
Available In | English |
Description |
This Badakhshan case study is the first in a series of case studies of the Afghanistan Livelihood Trajectories (ALT) project, which explored rural livelihood change in four provinces of Afghanistan: Badakhshan, Kandahar, Faryab and Sar-i-Pul. The study built on a baseline research project conducted by the AREU in 2002-3, providing a unique opportunity to follow the changes in rural livelihoods of a selection of the same households in 2008-9. By studying their stories in depth, the study aims to create a greater understanding of what has driven changes in welfare and livelihood security throughout the years, and shed light on the changes in the context within which people lead their lives. |