National Social Target for Poverty Reduction
Social Inclusion Monitor 2011
... the national social target for poverty reduction and its component ...headline target is to reduce consistent poverty to 4 per cent by 2016 and to 2 per cent or less by ...
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Appendix D Report of the Review of the National Poverty Target : Synthesis Report on the EU Peer Review on the Setting of National Poverty Targets
... headline target is defined as the number of persons who are at risk-of-poverty and social exclusion according to three indicators (‘at risk of [income] poverty’; material deprivation; and ...
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Report of the Review of the National Poverty Target
... the national poverty target, first set out in the National Action Plan for Social Inclusion ...interim target between 2005 and 2008 (a reduction of 40 per cent in ...
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Appendix A Report of the Review of the National Poverty Target : Consultation Paper on the Review of the National Poverty Target
... consistent poverty in recent years was due to the reduction in the at-risk-of-poverty rate through higher social transfers, with the poverty reduction effect of social ...
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Social expenditure and poverty reduction in the EU15 and other OECD countries
... renewed National Action Plans for Social Inclusion under the new streamlined open method of coordination as one chapter of the National Report on Strategies for Social Protection and ...
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Social Expenditure and Poverty Reduction in the EU15 and other OECD Countries.
... renewed National Action Plans for Social Inclusion under the new streamlined open method of coordination as one chapter of the National Report on Strategies for Social Protection and ...
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Appendix C Report of the Review of the National Poverty Target : Technical Paper on Poverty Indicators
... (consistent poverty). The emphasis in Irish poverty reduction policy has been on target-setting in terms of consistent ...of social exclusion. In addition, a single clearly articulated ...
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Updated National Action Plan for Social Inclusion 2015 2017
... Active inclusion means enabling every citizen, notably the most disadvantaged, to fully participate in society, including having a job. Active inclusion is intended to tackle various challenges including: poverty, ...
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Has urban economic growth in Post Reform India been pro poor between 1993 94 and 2009 10?
... as reduction of poverty and elasticity of poverty with respect to economic ...from National Sample Survey (NSS) for the period 1958- 2006, they have found that a long-run trend of decline in ...
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Fiscal Scenario of South Asian Countries: Implications for Economic Growth and Poverty Alleviation
... of poverty and improve the indicators of human development, these countries require tremendous amount of resources to finance development and social ...
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Poverty Reduction
... s. Social policies, such as healt h, em ploy m ent or pensions, hav e not been a pr ior it y ; t hey hav e been lar gely neglect ed, or at best addr essed w it h inadequat e r esour ...
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Combating poverty in the European Union
... of social transfers and income taxes on poverty ...of social transfers and income taxes on poverty outcomes, by comparing pre-tax/transfer poverty rates with post-tax/transfer ...
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National Poverty Eradication Programme and Poverty Reduction in Nigeria: Empirical Investigation of the Programme Impact in Cross River State
... The study examines the impact of the National Poverty Eradication Programme on poverty reduction in Cross River State. To guide the study, two major hypotheses were stated and primary data ...
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Impact on Growth of Institutional Entrepreneur and Economic Growth Through Returning Industry Transfer
... In the context of China, the rural migrants can not avail the advantageous position of being a migrant in the host cities due to the Hukou system that does not permit the rural migrants to equally access the urban ...
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Incorporating Gender into Poverty Reduction Strategies
... any poverty reduction effort must address the gender dimension in order to address poverty ...to national, social and economic development of the ...
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Social Inclusion Forum 2011 : Report
... and Social Research ...different target groups, outlining EAPN’s preference for high level targets with sub-targets for these high risk groups, and advocating the introduction of poverty impact ...
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EXERCISING DEMOCRACY IN POLICY MAKING AND IMPLEMENTATION OF NATIONAL POVERTY REDUCTION PROGRAMME (NAPEP) IN NIGERIA
... and poverty reduction in Nigeria through the prisms of National Poverty Reduction Programme (NAPEP), the nation’s poverty reduction coordinating ...on poverty and ...
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Social interactions, election goals and poverty reduction: Evidence from anti poverty program in Sri Lanka
... However, there are limitations to using levels of household expenditure as a proxy for welfare in the context of the Samurdhi program. First, an increase in household food expenditure does not necessarily result in an ...
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Belize joint annual report 2006
... While the net foreign assets of the banking system increased, growth in broad money slowed to 6.5% (down from 13.3% in 2004), as the Central Bank acted to reduce liquidity and credit expansion. In May 2005, liquid asset ...
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Strategic Model Of Poverty Reduction Through The Law As A Tool Of Social Engineering
... of national development, especially to help improve the incomes and welfare of the community that lead to the efforts to reduce ...a poverty rate that is quite large, but on the other hand, also has the ...
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