Sentence examples for poverty dynamic from inspiring English sources

Failing to account for substantial rural to urban migration may bias the results of the poverty dynamic analysis based on the pseudo-panel methodology (which assumes that household characteristics, including residence in rural or urban areas, are constant over time).

The last column of Table 10 shows that the absolute values of Cohen's d are all smaller than 0.2 in our sample of countries, suggesting that rural-to-urban migration is not likely to threaten the validity of our poverty dynamic results.

Bangladesh's government should look at the study—and stop interfering with Grameen's efforts to cut poverty.* "Dynamic effects of microcredit in Bangladesh", by Shahidur Khandker and Hussain Samad.

Poverty is dynamic and complex, and fighting it requires coordination.

17, 19 Our qualitative and observational data shows that despite caretakers reporting primary use of soap, many of those caretakers experience constant (environment, poverty) and dynamic (type of critical event, convenience of time) pressures that motivate them to frequently wash with ash after defecation instead of soap.

-- "The measurement of dynamic poverty... (Rwanda)" by Christophe Muller (1998)".

The UN says that achieving sustainable poverty reduction requires dynamic processes allowing poor countries and their inhabitants to produce their way out of deprivation.

Table 5 reports average household characteristics by dynamic poverty status in Paraguay and Honduras.

A vast literature studies poverty as a dynamic process, complementing the already well-established research on poverty as a static phenomenon.

The longitudinal component, conceived for the study of poverty as a dynamic phenomenon, is based on a rotational sample design with four rotational groups, in Italy and most of the other countries.

She highlights the importance of understanding poverty in such dynamic way, as well as a multidimensional phenomenon.