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    This document summarizes a webinar held by the School of Rural Management on emerging trends in livelihood strategies. Professor S. Peppin moderated the webinar, where Ramasubramanian O.B. spoke on emerging trends. Key points from his talk included that livelihood strategies must be values-centric and transition to better systems in a sustainable way. Vulnerabilities are a major threat, and sustainable livelihoods can improve food security, income, and well-being through sustainable use of natural resources. The critical reflection noted livelihoods must address carbon emissions and be value-driven to transition systems while adding value. Rural management learning is that the livelihood framework balances sustainability, and vulnerabilities should

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    This document summarizes a webinar held by the School of Rural Management on emerging trends in livelihood strategies. Professor S. Peppin moderated the webinar, where Ramasubramanian O.B. spoke on emerging trends. Key points from his talk included that livelihood strategies must be values-centric and transition to better systems in a sustainable way. Vulnerabilities are a major threat, and sustainable livelihoods can improve food security, income, and well-being through sustainable use of natural resources. The critical reflection noted livelihoods must address carbon emissions and be value-driven to transition systems while adding value. Rural management learning is that the livelihood framework balances sustainability, and vulnerabilities should

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    This document summarizes a webinar held by the School of Rural Management on emerging trends in livelihood strategies. Professor S. Peppin moderated the webinar, where Ramasubramanian O.B. spoke on emerging trends. Key points from his talk included that livelihood strategies must be values-centric and transition to better systems in a sustainable way. Vulnerabilities are a major threat, and sustainable livelihoods can improve food security, income, and well-being through sustainable use of natural resources. The critical reflection noted livelihoods must address carbon emissions and be value-driven to transition systems while adding value. Rural management learning is that the livelihood framework balances sustainability, and vulnerabilities should

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    School of Rural Management

    National Colloquium on Rural Management (NCRM)

    Name of Student: Nirakar Behera Roll. No:UR21031 Date of Submission:22/04/2022


    Theme of Webinar: Emerging Trends in Livelihood Date of event:27/11/2021
    Strategies
    Moderator: Prof.S.Peppin Organised by: School of Rural
    Management

    Sl. Name and Designation of Title of his


    No Speaker talk
    1 Ramasubramanian O.B. Emerging Trends in Livelihood Strategies
    Director, SAMANVAYA
    Consulting

    Speaker Highlights of his Talk

    1 • We are aware of the consequences of whatever changes we want to bring but are
    we equipped with sufficient resources to handle them.
    • Culture/Ethics and Philosophy/Spirituality is the areas where there is the need to
    change in respect to livelihood strategies.
    • Livelihood strategies should be value centric and transition to a better system
    should be incorporated
    • Vulnerabilities is the major threat that every livelihood encounter
    • Sustainable use of natural resources, improved food security, more income and
    improved well being are the outcomes of the sustainable livelihoods.
    Critical Reflection on the theme/talk(s) (Maximum 100 words)

    The critical reflection on the theme is every livelihood options needs to be addressing the carbon
    emission. Huge carbon emission is one the factor causing degradation of the environment on everyday
    basis. Carbon emission has to be rooted in nature based solutions and it should not be a cause for
    further biodiversity losses. It has to be value driven and transition to a better system is being
    incorporated so that it is adding value to every form of livelihood. The old system, practices and habits
    needs to be discarded in the livelihood design so that new system can be incorporated with huge
    benefits to the people.

    SRM-NCRM-Report Format-Prof.S.Peppin
    Learning for Rural Management as a Discipline (Maximum 50 words)
    The major learning for Rural Management is the five pentagon of the livelihood framework helps in
    maintaining balance the sustainability. The vulnerabilities should be addressed sooner to address the
    livelihood issues and biodiversity losses. The beneficiaries should be directly involved in policy
    making process and technology should be used for developing innovative solutions so that balance in
    biodiversity can be maintained.

    SRM-NCRM-Report Format-Prof.S.Peppin

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