Sentence examples for poverty reduction activities from inspiring English sources

AusAID provides advice and support to the Minister and Parliamentary Secretary on development policy, and plans and coordinates poverty reduction activities in partnership with developing countries.

Bangladesh Rural Advancement Committee's Income Generation for Vulnerable Group Development Program has deepened the outreach of its poverty-reduction activity and achieved impressive results.

Poverty is an important factor associated with IPIs and the government should enhance the activity of poverty reduction programs.

Activities such as poverty reduction, infrastructure building and the rehabilitation of child soldiers are critically needed to stop Liberia from relapsing into conflict and keep it moving ahead, he noted.

It was previously classified as sector budget support (finance for a specific area of government activity related to poverty reduction); a World Bank aide memoire dated September-October 2009 said DfID would contribute £19.7m over four years (2009-12) thethe VUP in "sectoral budget support".

In order to maximize the poverty reduction impacts of SSE programs through entrepreneurial activities, the same mechanisms used to target social assistance programs can be used.

Special efforts should be made to ensure that gender is mainstreamed in all government policies, including the Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper (PRSP), programming processes and related activities, by sensitising all personnel and developing their gender analysis skills.

Uganda has put in place a comprehensive framework for poverty reduction known as the poverty eradication action plan (PEAP).

Activities promoting livelihood diversification, food security, and poverty reduction also tacitly facilitate improvements in the resilience of the individuals and communities thereby enhancing their capacity to deal with climatic risks.

We compare how both reforms achieve poverty reduction and social inclusion (measured as the number of transitions into activity).

Going further, of the very small percentage of microcredit that actually does go into supporting income-generating microenterprises (as per the original model), the fact remains that the business activities that emerge are simply not the drivers of sustainable development and poverty reduction.