[PDF] Top 20 An Unbiased Pareto Improvement strategy for poverty alleviation

... the medical services can be made far better than existing private clinics since they already have better doctors, technicians and equipments.. The contribution of the insurance policies [r] ... See full document

... alleviate poverty in Nigeria and raise the living standard of the ...own strategy which focused on building on the strength of the previous vision 20:2020 and the initial National Implementation Plan was to ... See full document

... Regional Free Trade Area (R-FTA) is one of the manifestations of the economy integration phenomenon. R-FTA brings many pros and cons to the economists. It allows better allocation of resources especially by eliminating ... See full document

... alleviate poverty in rural India, there still remains much more to be done to bring prosperity in the lives of the people in rural ...small improvement), rather than creating ... See full document

... This in some senses marks the emergence of tension within policy discourse between providing ‘social security to all’ to providing targeted support to people living ‘Below the Poverty Line’ (BPL). In this regard, ... See full document

... The survey was conducted in Karu, Kokona and Keffi of Nasarawa State, in 2016 to examine sweet potato production for poverty alleviation in Nasarawa State of Nigeria. The three agricultural zones in the ... See full document

... tackling poverty is measured from the level of ...of poverty need to be developed further by recognizing the reality of poverty dynamics in a broad and multi-dimensional ...of poverty leads to ... See full document

... below poverty line have dramatically come down during the post economic reform ...below poverty line (BPL) came down from ...the Poverty Line in 2011-12 has been estimated as ...Tendulkar ... See full document

... The study revealed that 46% of the respondents responded negatively to education services and only 23.7% appreciating them. However 30.7% did not know. Also more respondents (38.4%) thought health care services have ... See full document

... The effects of remittances on child survival differ for developing and developed countries. A possible explanation is that in developing countries, poor households most often must rely on remittances sent from abroad in ... See full document

... In India, the Criminal Procedure Code divides crimes into two heads: cognizable and non-cognizable. In the former, police is responsible to take quick action on basis of a complaint received or on receipt of credible ... See full document

... on poverty indices is critical in understanding the contribution of forests in alleviating poverty in the ...in poverty indices between those respondents with forestry income and those ...the ... See full document

... for poverty alleviation, development practitioners still know little about the possible efficiency of microfinance activities in reducing poverty (Khandker, ...and poverty eradication ... See full document

... be Pareto improving? We analyze this question in an open- economy R&D-based growth model, in which the high-income (low- income) country produces innovative (homogenous) ...a Pareto im- provement, which ... See full document

... The IRDP was initiated on 02 October 1980 in all the 5011 blocks in the country. During the five years from 1980 to 1985, in each block 600 poor families were benefited through the program, in this way a total of 15 ... See full document

... During the last two decades, literature in academics has witnessed a surge of interest on female entrepreneurship in the global arena. According to Carter and Cannon (2011), women entrepreneurship is seen to attract ... See full document

... on poverty alleviation in the areas of its operation appears to be supported by a study conducted by ...and poverty alleviation, if lending rates are not inordinately high and entrepreneurial ... See full document

... Problems involved with a universal ontology of global ethics include the reification of a problem (poverty) and a respondent (we cosmopolitans) risking a concomitant marginalisation of alternative possible ... See full document

... This is partly due to divergent average returns on the type of microenterprises operated by each gender. Women are more likely to engage in the production of beverages and foods, beauty salons, and tailoring of clothing ... See full document

... The World Bank Group ' s strategy during this period was to support the Government of the nascent country in three broad areas: (a) poverty alleviation and the provision of basic soci[r] ... See full document