In the Philippines, there are over 3 million children who are not in school because of poverty, the demand for child labour, poor health and nutrition and low preparedness for school.
Afghanistan's poverty, and international demand for rare wildlife curios, assured that poaching existed long before the current war, persisted under the Taliban's rule and was part of Afghan markets long before the American military buildup.
Similar studies [8, 11, 42] also confirm the negative effect of poverty on the demand for modern health services.
Since the turn of the century, tens of millions of Brazilians have risen out of poverty, increasing the demand for cars, tourism, hotels, and bus and plane tickets.
There was more unemployment, more poverty, a greater demand for houses and hospitals than when I went to prison". On his first day back in Soweto, Mandela urged black children to return to their schools, saying that education is a tool to prepare for the future.
Demand for Poverty Lane's apples has increased gradually, said David Russell of Cheshire Company, a Worcester, Mass., broker that handles the fruit.
This combination of many more people climbing the energy ladder, which is basically welfare for a lot of people who live in poverty, creates that enormous demand for energy.
In its first three years, Warm Homes Oldham, which was initially set up with funding from Oldham council, Oldham clinical commissioning group and local housing providers, has helped more than 3,500 people out of fuel poverty; hospital visits and demand for mental health services have, in turn, been reduced.
I firmly believe that social entrepreneurship -- the harnessing of the talents and resources of the private sector to improve people's lives in a sustainable manner -- is the key to creating jobs, reducing poverty and eradicating the demand for, and supply of, slavery.
Second, we provide evidence of the effect of poverty status on the demand for health care from Kenya, a developing country.
