Lack of livelihood standards

There are no universally accepted, comprehensive standards on working conditions to provide a context for determining what adequate livelihood is in a local community. Standards of livelihood are currently determined either in the context of profit-making, or in the context of community tradition and mores. What is missing are global standards from which local differences can be exercised as intentional diversity in relation to the good of a community.

1. Limited image of employability
2. Lack of standards
3. Inadequacy of international standards

1. Unsustainable livelihoods
2. Subsistence agricultural income level in rural communities
3. Fear of personal insecurity
4. Deterioration of living standards of workers
5. Deteriorating quality of life

1. Ensuring decent living standards
2. Abstaining from livelihood standards

1. Lack