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This paper reviews different uses of sustainable livelihoods (SL) analysis in projects in Namibia and Kenya to identify lessons on applying the SL approach. The author uses examples from wildlife, natural resource and tourist sectors to explore how rural livelihoods affect and are affected by natural resource management (NRM) initiatives. She discusses the content, method and process findings from each experience, confirming the value of reflecting on and sharing practical experience of applying the SL approach.