Lifelong Learning Skills as Driving Human Assets to Adapt Livelihood Strategies
Keywords:
Lifelong Learning, Human Asset, Sustainable Livelihoods FrameworkAbstract
One of the 5 assets of sustainable livelihoods framework is human asset (Chambers & Conway, 1991; DFID, 1999; DFID, 2008). It is considered as an important factor in development. As “people” can be aware of the world with tremendously rapid changed and drive strategies to improve community’s livelihoods in a sustainable way. Especially the dimension of technology disruption in the 21st century, which is considered a trend that directly and indirectly affects the assets of all 5 elements of community’s livelihood. Therefore, how communities adapt and change their livelihood strategies in order not to be obsoleted and keep up with rapid changes. They still maintain the ability to enhance the livelihood of households, especially Human assets’ ability to learn and adapt in disruptive era.
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