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A Platform for Fighting Poverty
2015For one Tanzania-based NGO, an open source approach to development is getting results.
Rieks, Gerbert, de Vries, Joris
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Engineering & Technology, 2012
The current wisdom in agricultural innovation is to engineer crops to better withstand the effects of climate change. But will this help combat world poverty? The prospect of soaring food prices and global warming has brought food security and climate-change concerns to the top of the international agenda.
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The current wisdom in agricultural innovation is to engineer crops to better withstand the effects of climate change. But will this help combat world poverty? The prospect of soaring food prices and global warming has brought food security and climate-change concerns to the top of the international agenda.
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Housing Studies, 2014
This very short and readable book tackles the criticism of those who say ‘well, the poor will always be with us’.
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This very short and readable book tackles the criticism of those who say ‘well, the poor will always be with us’.
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2000
The emergence, decline, and resurgence of moral reform in addressing urban poverty in the United ...
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The emergence, decline, and resurgence of moral reform in addressing urban poverty in the United ...
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Fighting Unemployment and Poverty
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2017Bangladesh is a least developed country (LDC). With so many development requirements it is fighting to reduce unemployment and provide employment opportunity to all of its workable population. There are about 160.41 million people in Bangladesh. The median age of Bangladeshi population is 26. That means it is dominating by the young force.
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Fighting Poverty through Parliament
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2008The Constituency Development Fund (CDF) is used to tackle poverty at the grassroots through financing development at constituency level through the elected Members of Parliament. It is seen as a new multi-faceted approach, which bypasses red tape, to allow people at the grassroots to decide their development priorities even in areas where Government ...
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Fighting poverty through trade
International Trade Forum, 2016Trade is crucial for development and growth. While we should not pretend it is a quick fix, the fight against poverty cannot be won without trade, increased production and job creation. This is why the Norwegian Government will make greater use of trade as a development-policy instrument to help integrate the poorest countries into the global economy.
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Fighting poverty to prevent tuberculosis
The Lancet Infectious Diseases, 2016Matthew J, Saunders, Carlton A, Evans
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