Gender and Poverty Reduction
Incorporating Gender into Poverty Reduction Strategies
... any poverty reduction effort must address the gender dimension in order to address poverty ...meaningfully. Gender is a cross cutting theme therefore it is integrated in all sectors, ...
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Gender equality in land ownership as a strategy for poverty reduction in Tanzania: A case of Ilala Municipal in Dar Es Salaam City.
... for gender inequality in land ownership and also to examine the women’s accessibility to land resource towards poverty reduction in ...that, gender inequality in land ownership is mainly ...
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An analysis of gender inclusiveness in selected poverty reduction projects in Majengo slums, Nyeri County, Kenya
... in poverty reduction (Kimani and Kombo, 2009). Most poverty alleviation strategies in Africa do not analyze the manifestations and impacts of poverty on men and women, boys and girls ...
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Introduction to Gender, Economic Development and Poverty Reduction
... a country, while the economic development not only includes the increase in income but also take into account the improved standard of living and provision of the basic necessities of life like improved health ...
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Poverty Reduction
... and Gender Dispar it ...The gender div ision of labor and r esponsibilit ies for household w elfar e t r anslat e in non- paid w or k and lack of oppor t unit ...ies. Gender dispar it ies fr equent ...
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An examination of the Impact of Financial Inclusion on Poverty Reduction: An Empirical Evidence from Sub- Saharan Africa.
... on poverty in Peru using random and fixed effect ...in poverty reduction, that it create employment and income especially in the areas battling with high ...on poverty in Indonesia using ...
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Gender, Time Use, and Poverty: Introduction
... from gender analysis of time use in Sub-Saharan Africa is that there are synergies, and short-term tradeoffs, between and within market- oriented and household-oriented activities—economic production, childbearing ...
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Climate change and livestock farming in Cameroon: impacts and implications for poverty reduction
... The net livestock income function is sensitive to the percentage of the population that is Muslim, the percentage of grassland and the population density variable. The more grassland in a district, the higher the ...
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Impact of education on poverty reduction
... Poverty is a stumbling block in the way of achieving economic ...upon poverty in ...and gender of the employed individuals (employers, self-employed, wage earners and unpaid family workers) as the ...
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MONITORING POVERTY TRENDS IN IRELAND 2004 2007: Key Issues for Children, People of Working Age and Older People RESEARCH SERIES NUMBER 17 AUGUST 2010
... consistent poverty and social exclusion, making it more difficult to reach the NAPS Inclusion ...of poverty is partly dependent on the policy choices made by the government and it is important that ...
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Anti Poverty Strategies for the UK: Poverty and Crime Review
... Carlen’s (1988) study of imprisoned women, showed that the women she spoke to made rational choices based on the options they had available and their economic situation. The attractions of crime for these women were an ...
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Impact of Poverty on Crime
... The different dimensions of the relationship between poverty and crime are dynamic and complex in that they relate to: age, the life span and life transitions; gender and poverty seen in[r] ...
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Analysis of implementation of home grown initiatives and their impact on poverty reduction in Rwanda (2013 2016)
... During this research, the following instruments were used in collection of primary data: In this research, the technique of questionnaire used, allows the researcher to collect the data and information related to the ...
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Microfinance as a strategy for poverty reduction in Nigeria: Empirical investigation
... measure poverty. Maxwell (1999) why examining poverty indices, named Physical Quality Life Index as what was developed and used in the 1970s for information on life expectancy, infant mortality rate and ...
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Poverty and Gender Inequality in Developing Countries
... from the perspective of Relative Choice Theory. Relative Choice Theory can be linked to the world economic crisis during the 1990s when many developing countries had to rely on the western world for economic assistance. ...
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Modelling the linkage between tourism and multiple dimensions of poverty in Thailand
... the poverty from the poorest ...under poverty line, around 152,542 Baht per person per year should be added to reduce the whole ...the poverty-free ...point reduction of the ...
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Software Considerations for Sustainable Poverty Reduction
... Broadly speaking, there are two groups of people in every society: the rich and the poor. Within these groups are subgroups. A person who cannot afford a thing he needs at a particular time is poor (Leviticus 14:21). ...
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Public Finance for Poverty Reduction: An Overview
... Regarding the role of the government as a promoter/facilitator/partner, the nature of regulation is a key ingredient. Regulations can become bene- ficial or harmful, depending on how they are used. Necessary regulations ...
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Organic Agriculture and Poverty Reduction in Asia
... 109. Farmers converting from traditional to organic methods tend to be poorer than conventional farmers. In most cases incomes improve from a combination of improved yields, and similar or reduced costs. Those with ...
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Behind the economic figures : large scale mining and rural poverty reduction in Zambia : the case of Kansanshi Copper Mine in Solwezi : a thesis presented in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Philosophy in Development Studies at Massey University, Palmerston North
... Within a poverty reduction framework, the linkages between large-scale mining and poverty reduction are argued to occur in four spheres, these are as follows: a economic opportunities wi[r] ...
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