Sentence examples for compounding poverty from inspiring English sources

Earlier this month, the Forest Peoples Programme, which campaigns for the rights of forest dependent communities, said that GAR and GVL were "compounding poverty and food insecurity by taking land without community consent and making hollow promises of development benefits".

This has left hundreds of thousands people landless, robbing them of their livelihoods and compounding poverty across the country.

The Aids crisis has compounded poverty, with estimates that 480,000 people now carry HIV.

Newhouse said that was a "gross generalisation" and showed a lack of understanding about the effects of the justice system in compounding systemic poverty, particularly among Indigenous people.

"The loss of biodiversity compounds poverty.

Self-destructive behaviors — dropping out of school, joining a gang, taking drugs, bearing children when one isn't ready — compound poverty.

The literature also outlines the link between poverty and landmine/UXO injury and discusses how injury compounds poverty for the individual and the victim's family increasing the psychological impact of the injury.

These issues are compounded by poverty.

As with most of deShazo's clients, the sisters' situation was further compounded by poverty.

The stigma they face as sex workers and women can be compounded by poverty, class, race, ethnicity, drug use, gender identity and expression, and sexual orientation.

Nationalist mythologies, compounded by poverty and discrimination, underpin a widespread anxiety that has shifted its focus from race to religion and colour to culture.