Sentence examples for determinants of poverty from inspiring English sources

States moved to tackle the two biggest determinants of poverty: divorce and births out of wedlock, Mr. Knock said.

Determinants of Poverty among Post-1990 inmIsraels in Israel: Does Age at Migration Matter?

It said some councils felt that the scheme ignored the powerful determinants of poverty and disadvantage in the lives of some families.

-- "Rebuilding after war: micro-level determinants of poverty reduction in Mozambique," by Kenneth R. Simler...[et al.] (2003).

Nevertheless, efforts to make universal statements about biophysical and geographic determinants of poverty has been limited largely to case-studies or explanations of unexplained residual effects.

His main objective in teaching, research, and work with development agencies is the promotion of human welfare, including understanding the determinants of poverty and analyzing successful approaches to improve well-being and promote sustainability in resource use.

The number of dependent children in the family unit was not significant in the bivariate analysis but was included in the multivariate analysis as it is has been shown to be an important determinant of poverty in households with children [ 20].

2. Trends in Poverty Measurement and Comparisons: What is Poverty and Who is Poor? 3. Rural Poverty Profiling: What Patterns Characterize the Rural Poor? 4. Determinants of Rural Poverty: What Causal Forces Underlie Rural Poverty?

Recognizing children are often key determinants of monetary poverty risk; UNICEF works on improving child poverty profiles in low income countries that adopt robust ways of identifying poverty across monetary and non-monetary approaches and addresses equity concerns.

Unicef noted that social trends, labour market conditions and government policies were the three key determinants of child poverty rates.

Work and Welfare as Determinants of Female Poverty and Household Headship, Quarterly Journal of Economics.