Sentence examples for poverty alleviation programmes from inspiring English sources

But the MPs strongly criticise the Department for International Development (DfID), saying that it could provide little evidence of progress made in the past seven years towards integrating climate change into its poverty alleviation programmes, especially in Africa.

Unless the accumulating wealth of empirical evidence can be translated into policies and approaches at higher levels, and integrated into poverty alleviation programmes, it will have little impact on local and national poverty profiles.

The results from a cross-sectional survey covering 35 villages highlight the significance of its evaluation for the design of locally adapted and sustainable parasite control and poverty alleviation programmes.

While the distribution has varied enormously from country to country, this helped Latin America avoid the worst of the financial and economic crises that gripped much of the developed world and provided extra revenue for poverty alleviation programmes that have eased the region's notorious inequality.

Several respondents felt that this link should be more clearly built into government policy, and addressed in poverty alleviation programmes.

What has been the experience with rural poverty alleviation programmes undertaken in collaboration between organizations of the civil society, government and international bodies?

This is also the result of the government's bolsa familia poverty alleviation programme, the growing influence of the landowners lobby in congress and the increasing dependence of the economy on commodity exports.

Researching more ways to 'mix and match' wildlife and livestock for enhanced ecosystem services and livelihoods, exploiting the current enthusiasm at governmental and international levels for the ecosystem services paradigm, which brings with it new and substantial potential funding sources (such as the UK government's major Ecosystem Services for Poverty Alleviation programme).

It also underlines the important linkage between improvement in maternal health and the development process, as poor maternal health may affect child health negatively, reduce women's productive capacity, lower participation in economic activities, and sabotage the poverty alleviation programme [8].

"These funds will reach half a million Zimbabweans and are just part of our wider poverty-alleviation programmes across the country".

Complementary to long-term poverty-alleviation programmes, there are also short-term food-aid governmental programmes to help the victims of disasters within the country (SRD, personal communication).