Sentence examples for poverty monitoring from inspiring English sources

in Poverty Monitoring: An International Concern.

In its annual poverty monitoring report published last week, the Joseph Rowntree Foundation (JRF) laid out the extent to which poverty is not just a consequence of unemployment, finding that two-thirds of people who found work in the past year had taken jobs for less than the living wage.

Moreover, the poverty rate and the number of people living in extreme poverty fell in every developing region for the first time since poverty monitoring began, and the proportion of people not having access to improved water sources was cut in half from the 1990 level.

Year: 2008 Major Area: Policy Advocacy and Partnerships Language: English Summary Launched in 2001, the Tanzania Socio-Economic Database (TSED) has been at the heart of the poverty monitoring system in Tanzania, providing a tool for storage and dissemination of quantitative information generated by the poverty monitoring system.

UNICEF is partnering with one of the main mobile network operators (Zain) in Iraq to conduct the analysis of their datasets from 2014 to now, and will then customize the most appropriate method that could be employed in the context of Iraq to establish a regular child poverty monitoring mechanism.

In addition, no regular poverty monitoring mechanisms are in place this means that poverty rates in country have not been updated (even though efforts are being made by the Government of Iraq to update the poverty estimate through SWIFT survey in 2018).

Rakhmanin drew attention to progress in the eradication of hunger and rural poverty, monitored by FAO on behalf of the global community.

"In places where there is high level of infant mortality and poverty, we monitored the highest level of elephant poaching … so addressing poverty is a significant component of elephant conservation".

Open to all students interested in (a) building a better infrastructure for monitoring poverty and inequality, (b) building cutting-edge models of the causes and consequences of poverty and inequality, and (b) building better policy to reduce poverty and inequality.

The JRF report, Monitoring Poverty and Social Exclusion in Scotland, found a rising number of young people in poverty and persistently high levels of disadvantage in health, education and work.

Three striking trends stand out from the annual state-of-the-nation report Monitoring Poverty and Social Exclusion, commissioned by the Joseph Rowntree Foundation (JRF).