GPE does this by providing the support needed to build durable, quality education systems.
Urban location, ownership of durable goods and education are negatively associated with stigma.
c. 1890 Chalkboard Perhaps the most durable instrument of American education, it would remain a standard tool from the era of the one-room schoolhouse to the computer age.
For instance, an increase in consumers' rents and purchasing of high-end and durable commodities and high education expenses can reduce the proportion of families' income spent on food.
According to Lagarde: "Better to invest in long-term durable capital such as education" -- and other initiatives that will secure economic futures.
However, we observed different "directions" for basic expenditure, education, and durable goods.
For both the eastern and western regions, basic, education, and durable goods expenditures were found to have significant associations with the presence of chronic disease.
In the DHS data sets, data are available on the following domains of household wealth: characteristics of the dwelling (floor, walls, and roof material), availability of electricity, water and sanitation services, ownership of household durable goods, and parental education.
"A concerted effort is required from UNHCR, UNICEF, the Governments of Pakistan and Afghanistan, and from NGOs to ensure the durable provision of quality education to Afghan refugee children," said Neill Wright, UNHCR Representative in Pakistan.
She also told me that when the villagers had mocked her father for selling the family land, he had replied: A daughter's education is more durable than a dowry.
The first two, called Golden Letters, were incunabular editions, and the letters also figured prominently in early collections of Pico's works, whose front-matter listed Ficino, Poliziano and other cultural celebrities with whom Pico corresponded Two things made Pico's Latin letters a durable commercial hit: celebrity and education.
