The phrase 'exit poverty' is a correct phrase in written English.
It refers to the process of a person or group leaving a state of poverty. For example: John's determination to exit poverty motivated him to save money and invest in his education.
Legalization only accelerates illegal prostitution, she said, and most prostitutes never exit poverty.
The industry's backers make some big claims as a result: Mohammad Yunus, the founder of Grameen Bank in Bangladesh and the father of microfinance, reckons that 5% of Grameen Bank's clients exit poverty each year.
Programs like those at Gras enable "underserved and unemployed youth to exit poverty by acquiring skills that allow them to enter trades and vocations in modern India," said Debasish Mitter, education portfolio director of the Michael & Susan Dell Foundation, which invests in Gras.
The trends in the incidence and depth of poverty, however, do not fully capture poverty dynamics, i.e., its duration and how often families enter and exit poverty.
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Ray runs Cheetah Development, which invests in a portfolio of value-chain businesses that work directly with smallholder farmers, helping them commercialize, feed the world and exit poverty.
In the cities, 35%% of the extreme poor and 73%% of the moderate poor in 2003 had exited poverty after 10 years, against only 15 and 53 % in rural areas (Table 7).
In particular, they analyzed the effects of four long-term poverty patterns comprising stable absence of poverty, exiting poverty, entering poverty, and stable poverty, and concluded that different trajectories of poverty affect self-rated health in "distinct ways…in concert with age, education, and race to create gaps in initial health status that were constant over time".
Action Zambia has launched a social cash transfer programme which aims to improve the standard of living in the most impoverished households, especially those facing the greatest challenges in exiting poverty and for children in particular.
Although ministers are right to say that work is the key to an exit from poverty, to stay out of poverty people have to stay in work.
Many or most of those who exit extreme poverty still have inadequate standards of living, and live in poverty across a range of dimensions of well being.
