Sentence examples for poverty responding from inspiring English sources

Last year CARE worked in 84 countries to reach 122 million people, implementing long-term programmes to fight poverty, responding to humanitarian emergencies, and advocating for policy change to improve the lives of the poorest people.

They've spent a year in full-time service working to support education, alleviate poverty, respond to natural disasters, provide access to healthcare, improve literacy, and build communities.

When prioritising aid distribution to developing countries, people placed climate change fourth, behind measures such as improving education, reducing poverty and responding to natural disasters [ 22].

This paper proposes a generic construction process that serves as guide for those wishing to develop or apply any child poverty approach, responding to researchers that call for more transparency and acknowledgement of underlying concepts.

Corbyn accused her of not addressing the problem of 4 million children in poverty; May responded that the numbers of families in absolute and relative poverty were falling.

Research suggests people living below the poverty line respond that they want jobs and justice.

But those using the challenge to basically argue that being poor wouldn't be so bad - or at least that they'd be better at it than those currently experiencing it - are invoking a glamorized vision of poverty to respond to a significantly more bleak reality.

It is imperative that governments make a commitment to child poverty reduction, recognizing and responding to child poverty is the first priority, alongside building expertise and improved approaches to child poverty measurement.

We are aware of the argument which holds that poverty does not respond well to programming.

Moreover, in order to understand the implications for public health and to design effective interventions in environmental health and health promotion, a broader reach of disciplines is also required that engages with how people living under conditions of poverty perceive and respond to such hazards [ 6, 7].

We cannot respond to international poverty and inequality without also responding to problems at home.