The tragedy in West Africa demonstrates that where there is a fertile ground of poverty, dysfunctional health systems, and slow response, local outbreaks can turn into major epidemics with major casualties.
None are to be excluded on the grounds of gender, poverty, disability or ethnic minority status, or, indeed, for any other reason.
Thus, through a competitive application process, TFA recruits lots of really smart young people to teach in tough schools for a couple of years, and then many of them leave, ideally armed with a new on-the-ground understanding of poverty and education in America.
People should eat things from the ground only out of poverty, her grandmother said.
Further, they made it clear that there was more than enough common ground around issues of poverty reduction and prosperity creation to further US efforts.
While the destruction of nature has been justified on grounds of creating growth, poverty and dispossession has increased.
Jay's life and music are fertile ground for investigating issues of poverty, criminalisation, misogyny, performances of black masculinity, capitalism, linguistics, black political identity and much more.
Although it is significant that there is finally some bipartisan dialogue and even some common ground on the issue of poverty, tax credits for childless adults and the "10-20-30 planotdo not include a focus for addressing child poverty.
"A reduction of about 19% [in the under-$6,000 families] in more than thirty years, or at a rate of about 0.7% per year, is no ground for complacency," the authors of "Poverty and Deprivation" justly observe.
By contrast, the influential Scaling Up Nutrition framework focuses on highly targeted interventions such as micro-nutrient supplements and therapeutic feeding, on the grounds that tackling the fundamental problems of poverty, access to food, health and sanitation would take too long.
