Sentence examples for poverty reduction measures from inspiring English sources

The costs of the poverty reduction measures would amount to €200m but would be made fiscally neutral through cuts in civil service spending and a new system of public tenders.

If governments were not so restricted in their choices (by, it should be noted, donors who are often only too willing to use their own procurement processes to protect their national "strategic" industries), they could use their purchase of goods and services to help reinforce poverty reduction measures.

Thus, poverty reduction measures should be implemented.

Promotion of physical activity and encouraging healthy dietary habits are urgently needed to curtail obesity and overweight trends while underweight among rural women, those without higher education and those with lower wealth index can be improved through poverty reduction measures.

Poor and marginalised communities must have a say in measuring whether poverty-reduction measures are working.

These have yet to be levelled by taxation, domestic poverty-reduction measures or regulatory environments that produce a trickle-down effect and protect farmers from destitution.

It was a poverty-reduction measure on an epic scale.

But the biggest poverty-reduction measure of all is liberalising markets to let poor people get richer.

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

Joseph Stiglitz, who served as the World Bank's chief economist from 1997 to 2000, and later won a Nobel Prize, said, "China has had an impressive record of growth and poverty reduction, and yet by many measures it does not score well on corruption".

Heuristic invisibility, that is, the neglect of an official social statistical existence, can be described as neglected futures of a second order, as it affects the bases for decisions over governmental measures for poverty reduction in relation to the affected groups.