Climate change, freshwater ecosystems and inland fisheries: implications for the developing nations by Biju Kumar A

“…Further, they are among the key components in achieving the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs) set for the year 2030, including poverty reduction, food security, clean water and sanitation, conservation of biodiversity, and climate action. …”
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Osoba i przesłanie św. Franciszka by Roland Prejs

“…Important is an emulation the radical poverty of Jesus, fidelity and obedience to the Church, which is represented and guided by pope. …”
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Discursive analysis of rejection voices against brand social responsibility initiatives in Indonesia by Bambang Sukma Wijaya

“…Rejection is based on advertising content that displays poverty in the village. Using a Foucauldian discursive formation approach, this study intertextually analyses advertising documents, news reports, petitions, microsites, social media, and online comments to understand media representation and voices of resistance and discover various conflicting interests, ethnic identity politics, regional sentiment, and political economy intertwined within the text as the power/knowledge. …”
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Interview with Nadine Bowers Du Toit by M. Laubscher

“…She holds a PhD in Practical Theology (Theology and Development) and her research over the past 20 years has focused on the role of faith communities in addressing the intersecting issues of race, inequality, gender and poverty. Her most recent projects have been funded by grants from the National Research Foundation and the Nagel Centre for World Christianity. …”
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Northern Argentinian Andes: A Factory of Energy Territories by Silvina Cecilia Carrizo, Guillermina Jacinto

“…Initiatives aimed at satisfying small demands and reducing energy poverty focus their efforts on dispersed populations and low-income groups. …”
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Agricultural Development and Economic Growth in Uganda: A Case Study of Rukiga District. by Ayebare, Joel

“…The findings highlighted that agricultural development contributes to economic growth through employment and income generation, poverty reduction, increased export earnings, rural development, infrastructure improvements, and market integration and value chain development. …”
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Meeting the psycho-social needs of people with disabilities in Uganda. by Adebayo, Sanni T.

“…The political economy of the environment of the handicapped children portrays a state of poverty and deprivation. This called for a joint effort of the public, and the government to rehabilitate handicapped children in the society. …”
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Like mother like daughter, the role of low human capital in intergenerational cycles of disadvantage: the Pune Maternal Nutrition Study by Akanksha A. Marphatia, Akanksha A. Marphatia, Jonathan C. K. Wells, Alice M. Reid, Aboli Bhalerao, Chittaranjan S. Yajnik

“…Increasing education and delaying girls' marriage may lead to sustained intergenerational improvements across Sustainable Development Goals 1 to 5, relating to poverty, hunger, health, education and gender equality.…”
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Women’s experiences of gender-based violence supports through an intersectional lens: a global scoping review by Amaya Perez-Brumer, Beverley M Essue, Cyndirela Chadambuka, Isabel Arruda-Caycho, Danielle Tocallino, Rebecca Balasa, Prossy Kiddu Namyalo, Carmina Ravanera, Sarah Kaplan

“…Few studies examined health and non-health outcomes associated with unhindered access to care.Conclusions Women’s experiences with GBV support systems in different geopolitical contexts highlight barriers across axes of racialisation, poverty, multidimensional violence and other systemic factors, which are often eclipsed in generic one-size-fits-all models of support. …”
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Management Control System and Financial Performance of Micro Finance Institutions in Central Region Uganda by Arthur, Sunday, Caleb, Tamwesigire, Caroline Masiko, Murezi, George Stanley, Kinyata, Godfrey, Barigye, Keneth, Nuwagira, Moses, Agaba

“…Micro finance in Uganda is a vibrant growing industry and the government of Uganda has over the past decade initiated implemented and or supported various micro credit schemes aimed at fighting poverty in the country. Microfinance has evolved by providing micro credits to respond to the furthermost financial and non-financial needs of the citizens, to eradicate poverty and increase financial inclusion. …”
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Language Learning Materials Counteracting Rural Racializations: A Practical Attempt in ELT by Ferney Cruz-Arcila, Sandra Ximena Bonilla-Medina, Vanessa Solano-Cohen

“…Colombia is one of the most socioeconomically unequal countries worldwide, with rural regions facing severe poverty, under-resourced schools, precarious economic opportunities, and an unresolved armed conflict. …”
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De nouvelles obligations règlementaires pour l'approche écosystémique : une démarche de planification globale au service de l'aménagement des villes favorables à la santé-environne... by Shireen Nazer

“…Here we find the questions related to agriculture and food insecurity, poverty and mortality, chronic diseases and pollution, environmental degradation... …”
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The contribution of credit accumulation and transfer system: Lessons to the Ethiopian national qualifications framework by Abebaw Yirga Adamu

“…To realize this vision different development plans including the Growth and Transformation Plan and the Plan for Accelerated and Sustained Development to End Poverty have been developed. The first step toward supporting development plans through education is developing education and training policies, strategies and devices that aim to improve the knowledge, skills and competence of the society. …”
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Navigating many voices: lessons for ELSA/RRI from the pragmatist perspective of ELSA-by-design by Cassy Juhasz, Robert Gianni, Judith Kamalski, Darian Meacham

“…We reflect on the implementation of this approach in the ELSA Lab Poverty & Debt, discussing the challenges we have faced and highlighting the opportunities of an iterative, experimental approach to ethics.…”
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Human-made. Waste as a resource for urban regeneration in Jabal al Jofeh refugee camp by Noor Marji, Janset Shawash, Narmeen Marji

“…The paper deals with the use of waste as a resource for urban regeneration and social integration of marginalised communities in Amman (Jordan) through the case study of the Jabal al Jofeh refugee camp, a poor ‘informal’ area with a Palestinian refugee population characterised by high crime, unemployment and poverty rates. The proposed Urban Regeneration Plan focuses on the use and reuse of accumulated waste as construction material and on the creation of a neighbourhood network for the collection, sorting and recycling of waste and its transformation into saleable products that generate income for the community. …”
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Los orígenes del apoyo presupuestario en la evolución de la ayuda contemporánea by Wood, Marta, Boza, José, González, Matías, De-León-Ledesma, Javier

“…The main elements are the fight against poverty —as the main goal—, the change of approach about the conditionality of aids and the valuation of the trust-based relationships between benefactors and recipients.…”
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Verstedeliking: Riglyne vir 'n kerklike bediening by B. du T. Jackson

“…The expectations for a better living was very often not realized with the resulting immense poverty. The church should plan for an urgent short and long term ministry for these communities. …”
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The Construction and Realization of the Precise Funding Platform for Impoverished Students in Colleges and Universities Driven by Computer Intelligence Technology by Weiwei Du, Qibo Yu

“…The development of the poverty-stricken student precision funding platform frees teachers from tedious and low-end work and engages in core affairs, which improves the overall efficiency of school affairs and the controllability of information. …”
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Students of the PU for uses sources of political information and expectations of the new South Africa, by Annelie Naudé, L. Serfontein, P.J. Schutte, D. Van der Waldt, H.J. Groenewald

“…It was found that the most negative expectations, which the students identified, included the following: more unemployment and poverty, the introduction of reverse discrimination, unsafe living conditions, emigration of whites and far-reaching increases in taxation. …”
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