Psychiatric Rehabilitation: An Overview for Rehabilitation Practitioners by Xiangli CHEN, Deborah LEE

“…Psychosocial barriers include social and self-stigma, unemployment and poverty. Effective rehabilitation strategies include cognitive rehabilitation, skills training, instrumental and social support, and vocational interventions. …”
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The Causes and Consequences of Flood-induced Temporary Displacement in Southwest Coastal Bangladesh by Khairtun Hisan Tonni, Mst. Hosne Ara Begum, Rawnaq Ara Parvin

“…This temporary displacement had long-term negative consequences for their livelihoods in terms of poverty, rehabilitation problems, food insecurity, income diversification, hygiene and sanitation troubles, scarcity of edible water, etc. …”
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Agriculture urbaine et stratégies de survie des ménages pauvres dans le complexe spatial du district d’Abidjan by Abraham Olahan

“…The article will also describe the actors (stakeholders) who are involved, their origins and the strategies they adopt to survive in a large metropolitan area like Abidjan where the cost of living is high compared to normal daily life marked by unemployment, under- employment and poverty.…”
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L’ emigrato dasaese: turista di ritorno by Maria Teresa Mara Francese

“… Emigrants in the 30s of the 900 moving from Calabria overseas are made up of individuals who belong to the "culture of poverty", characterized by the absence of choices and alternatives in the total exclusion of economic and political power. …”
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A la recherche du développement socialement durable: concepts fondamentaux et principes de base by Jérôme Ballet, Jean-Luc Dubois, François-Régis Mahieu

“…This implies reviewing the causes that prevent the creation of potentiality (poverty trap), the promotion of capability (social exclusion and vulnerability) and the inter-generational transfer (inequity), in order to define, within the ethical framework of responsibility, a few principles for social precaution, which could be used for the design of public policies.…”
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THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ECONOMIC GROWTH AND MIGRATION IN TERMS OF 14 EUROPEAN UNION COUNTRIES AND TURKEY by Hasan Yavuz, Agnieszka Parlinska

“…Efforts to get rid of poverty cause migration movements that have consequences not only for themselves, but also for future generations. …”
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Water insecurity is human: why social science must be at the core of water security research and practice by Amber Wutich

“…Foundational work establishes the formative role of human social structures in producing water insecurity, particularly for populations experiencing poverty, racial/ethnic minoritization, and political exclusion. …”
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Supporting National Product Based on the Experience of Latin American Economies: Neo-Liberal and Neo-structural Policies by Seyed Hossein Mirjalili

“…The result was the spread of poverty, inequality and imbalances, and the decline in national product.The neo-structural approach emerged from the critique of the neoliberal policies for the Latin American region and presented the so-called neo-structuralist policies for the Latin America by ECLAC for supporting the growth of national production and economic development in Latin American countries. …”
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The Agrarian Question in the Views and Activities of Mahatma Gandhi by Joanna Maj

“…Living by example, he aroused hopes among peasants for concrete changes in their lives, lifting themselves out of poverty and overcoming the hopelessness of their social and political predicament.…”
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Leadership in rural congregations and communities: an exploration in the North-Eastern Free State by P. C. J. Nel, W. J. Schoeman

“…Over the past few decades, rural communities have experienced many changes in terms of depopulation, the decline of the rural economy, poverty, and unemployment. Congregations in rural communities and their leadership cannot escape these changes that affect their functioning and existence. …”
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Odkrywanie misji Kościoła w dziełach Thomasa Mertona by Wojciech Oleśków

“…They strive to share love with others that are in need, poverty and difficulty. An example of the mission discovered by Merton is the apostolate of friendship, which becomes supportive for writers and poets fighting for freedom and truth. …”
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Madagascar au XXIe siècle : la politique de sa géographie by Hervé Rakoto Ramiarantsoa

“…This orientation has accompanied the Madagascan choice to embark on the proposals of the World Bank, since the 1980s, and is outlined by priority issues such as good governance, sustainable development, and struggle against poverty. In the same time, Madagascar intends to carry on the policy of its geography to achieve this commitment. …”
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Undernourishment and tuberculosis: two flagella of underdevelopment. A case assisted in Timor Leste by Anagalys Ortega Alvelay, Marcos Félix Osorio Pagola, Pedro Juan Barrios Fuentes, Sol Esther García Morales

“…Undernourishment continues to be a serious health problem in several regions worldwide and poverty its main and determinative underlying cause. …”
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ACHIEVING SUSTAINABLE FOOD SECURITY IN EBONYI STATE THROUGH URBAN AGRICULTURE by OJIUZOR, P. E, NKAMA NNACHI AMA, OBOH, ENYINNAYA N, OZURUONYE M

“…It was therefore recommended that co-opting urban farmers into co-operative societies will help immensely in reducing urban poverty. …”
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Política de familia en América del Sur: un análisis comparado by Leidi Viviana Moreno-Parra, Carmen Verde-Diego, Rubén González-Rodríguez

“…With a few exceptions, family diversity is not included; the policies are not directed toward families as a set, but at their different members, and attention is broken down toward those who are considered the most vulnerable, such as infants, women, seniors, people with disabilities, and/or based on social issues such as poverty, health, schooling, gender-based violence, rural isolation, or indigenous issues.…”
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#CHOOSETOCHALLENGE: COVID-19, COMMUNITY RESEARCH, AND THE CANAANITE WOMAN by M. Ibita, M.S. Ibita

“…This characterisation makes her a vital example and companion for the Alliance women leaders in achieving their prioritised SDGs (1 - No Poverty; 3 - Health and Well-being [in relation with the Environment]; 4 - Quality Education, and 16 - Justice, Peace and Strong Institutions seen from the lens of UNSDG 5 - Gender Equality) during the pandemic and beyond. …”
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AI-Based Models for Identifying Underdeveloped Villages in Indonesia's Rural Development by Harun Al Azies

“…It identifies key factors driving underdevelopment to inform policy interventions that support Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly SDG 1 (No Poverty), SDG 10 (Reduced Inequality), and SDG 11 (Sustainable Communities). …”
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Analysis of The Implementation on Community Empowerment Policies in Denpasar, Bali, Indonesia by I Kadek Dede Junaedy, I Made Sumada, Azhari Aziz Samudra

“…Eventually, it became one of the causes of high poverty rates in villages. To overcome this problem, the government is expected to provide greater capital, create a marketing network for home industry products, and train community groups and provide technical assistants in the field…”
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L’accès à l’eau potable et à l’assainissement dans les villes des pays en développement : cas de Basoussam (Cameroun) by Mpakam Hernanie Grelle, Kamgang Kabeyne, B.V., Kouam Kenmogne, G.-R., Tamo Tatietse, Georges E. Ekodeck

“…The state’s passivity and extreme poverty have led to the implementation of decentralised units such as wells, rivers, streams for basic needs. …”
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Rayén Lafkén: emancipación y resistencia económica en una cooperativa de mujeres mapuche by Daniela Beatriz Miranda Prado

“…The group Rayén Lafkén (flower of the sea) is a work cooperative that produces a snack made of cochayuyo (edible seaweed), composed exclusively of women who seek to develop a work centre in the commune of Tirúa, a backward area with high rates of poverty and territorial isolation, and classified by the State of Chile as a "conflict zone", as a result of the historical confrontation of the Mapuche nation with the State of Chile for the recovery of their ancestral lands. …”
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