Indeed, this type of entrepreneurship is widely acknowledged as an engine for poverty reduction and economic development.
National policies and development agenda in East African pastoral systems often overlooked pastoralism only focusing on modernization of the agricultural sector as engine of economic development and poverty reduction (Mohammed 2010).
During the Great Depression, Woolworth's was a giant engine of both wealth and poverty, just like Walmart is today.
The IAN and RENEW believe that many growing businesses, together, can create the engine that lifts entire nations out of poverty.
In his speech, Obama referred to cities as engines of prosperity, rather than warrens of poverty and homelessness, and soon complemented the speech with an "urban agenda" that has now been adopted, complete with an executive Office of Urban Affairs, as administration policy.
What I'm hoping is that we as Americans, and people in other countries, too, can think more clearly about capitalism as the engine of growth that lifts people out of poverty.
They hold the promise of lifting millions out of poverty and becoming powerful engines for social progress and sustainable lifestyles.
"Cheap coal power has been a boon to China, an engine pulling millions and millions of people out of poverty.
Amid all this destruction, mining multinationals often tout themselves as engines of development that can help lift Colombia out of poverty and decades-long civil conflict.
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