This project, supported by the European Union's Horizon 2020 programme, focuses on actions to alleviate energy poverty in the private rented sector (PRS). Initiatives include monitoring energy poverty dimensions, examining policies across the EU, and implementing tailored policies in seven countries

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The Borgen Project is a global campaign focused on addressing extreme poverty by influencing U.S. and UK foreign policy. Founded by Clint Borgen, the organization mobilizes public support, advocates for poverty-reducing legislation, and challenges myths surrounding global poverty. Through education

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Exploring the complexities of poverty through the lens of anti-poverty technology, this content discusses the root causes of poverty, such as the poverty trap, physical geography limitations, government fiscal traps, governance failures, and cultural barriers. Highlighting the need for external assi

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This framework emphasizes the importance of addressing poverty in social work practice in Northern Ireland. It aims to help social workers recognize and respond to the impact of poverty on individuals, families, and communities. Poverty is identified as a major social injustice, and social work prof

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Development economics has been dominated by the use of low-bar poverty lines, leading to significant analytical and moral shortcomings. This article challenges the common practice of setting poverty lines based on minimal standards, arguing that such approaches fail to capture the true complexities

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Poverty and conflict are intertwined in complex ways, where conflict reallocates resources away from development, exacerbating poverty levels. Chronic internal wars can lead to chronic poverty, particularly in states with collapsed governance systems. Addressing the multi-layered dynamics of conflic

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Poverty is not just a lack of material resources but also a social stigma, often associated with immorality and failure. The relationship between poverty and deviance is complex, with societal perceptions shaping the experiences of those in poverty. From blaming the poor for their situation to socie

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Explore the advancements in poverty measurement through a presentation focusing on the adoption of multidimensional poverty indices in the Dominican Republic. The session delves into various poverty measures used, including the Multidimensional Poverty Index (MPI) by UNDP, highlighting the country's

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The 8th Annual High-Level Meeting of the Multidimensional Poverty Peer Network (MPPN) was hosted by the Government of Chile on 4-5 October, 2021. Dr. Ram Kumar Phuyal from the Government of Nepal National Planning Commission presented at the event. The meeting discussed poverty, its measurement tech

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The National Multidimensional Poverty Index (NMPI) in Sri Lanka, developed in collaboration with OPHI and DCS, is presented by P.M.P. Anura Kumara. The Alkire and Foster method is used to analyze and measure poverty, considering various dimensions and indicators such as education, health, standard o

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This presentation by the Community Transportation Association of the Northwest, presented by Ryan Acker, delves into the importance of understanding homelessness and poverty. It highlights the challenges faced by vulnerable populations, such as homeless individuals, those living in poverty, people w

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There is a concerning rise in child poverty impacting young students, with many attending school without proper breakfast. Glasgow, for instance, has one in two children living in poverty. To tackle this issue, schools are advised to be vigilant for signs of hunger in the classroom and implement who

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Tower Hamlets in 2020 saw a significant decrease in deprivation levels compared to 2015-2019, although 60% of the borough remains in the 30% most deprived areas of England. Child and elderly poverty rates are notably high, with in-work poverty also on the rise. Various welfare reforms have impacted

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Working to combat extreme poverty, The Borgen Project is a national campaign advocating for poverty reduction at the forefront of U.S. foreign policy. Founded by Clint Borgen, the organization mobilizes citizens, educates on advocacy, and challenges misconceptions about addressing global poverty. By

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The measurement of poverty in Mauritius involves multidimensional assessments using both monetary and non-monetary approaches. The country's national priorities include poverty eradication, improving well-being, and ensuring inclusive growth. The monetary approach assesses poverty based on the Relat

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Poverty alleviation programmes in India have been a significant focus of government initiatives over the years. From the First Five Year Plan in 1951 to the Eleventh Five Year Plan in 2007, various schemes and efforts have been implemented to reduce poverty and improve the standard of living for tho

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The report by the National Institute of Statistics of Rwanda delves into the evolution of GDP, poverty measurement, poverty dynamics, economic growth impact on poverty, and more. Key topics covered include changes in GDP, poverty rates over time, and correlates of poverty movements.

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The lecture notes explore the issues of persistent poverty due to various shocks and the challenges in eliminating global poverty. It discusses the policy debates surrounding direct interventions, economic arguments, constraints, and targeting strategies. The complexity of poverty eradication throug

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Evaluating the impact of energy efficiency on fuel poverty, this study examines the emergence of energy poverty in the EU, factors driving fuel poverty across Europe, and UK's definition of fuel poverty. It discusses various policies and strategies implemented to address fuel poverty, emphasizing th

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Following their landslide victory in 1945, the Labour Government under Clement Attlee implemented a series of reforms aimed at addressing poverty in post-WWII Britain. The Beveridge Report highlighted the giants of poverty - Want, Disease, Idleness, Squalor, and Ignorance - serving as the blueprint

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Exploring the various non-income dimensions of poverty, this lecture discusses child development, demographics, schooling, gender disparities, nutrition, and violence as critical factors influencing poverty levels globally. Highlighting the impact of early childhood nutrition, cognitive abilities, a

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This content delves into the intricate processes of shuttling and filtering multiple ion species within a segmented linear trap. It explores techniques such as RF filtering, DC potentials, mass filtering, and trap depths in the context of ion manipulation. Discussions also touch on ion crystal phase

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Exploring the multifaceted nature of poverty, this content delves into the impact of poverty on individuals in America, highlighting challenges faced like lack of access to basic services, healthcare, and financial resources. It also touches on societal attitudes towards poverty, emphasizing the nee

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The concluding observations on child poverty in Belgium highlight concerns regarding the impact of measures taken to reduce child poverty, with specific emphasis on families facing unemployment, inadequate housing, and vulnerable children. Recommendations include developing a rights-based poverty st

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In India, there are 5 types of ration cards - Priority Household (PHH), Antyodaya (AAY), APL (Above Poverty Line), BPL (Below Poverty Line), and AAY (Antyodaya). Each card serves a specific category of households, providing different amounts of food grain allocation per month. The PHH card is for el

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The course recap delves into the historical and current debates on poverty and inequality globally, spanning economic theories and evidence. It highlights progress in reducing absolute poverty but challenges in addressing relative poverty and inequalities within and between countries, emphasizing th

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The Arab Multidimensional Poverty Reports shed light on child poverty, emphasizing the importance of focusing on children's well-being alongside household-level measurements. The reports utilize the Arab-MODA framework to measure child poverty, assessing various dimensions such as health, education,

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Explore the latest findings on multidimensional poverty in Vietnam based on indicators from 2016 to 2021, including rates, indices, censored headcount ratios, and deprivation contributions, highlighting regional disparities and strategies for poverty reduction through targeted policies. Learn about

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Measuring unpaid care and domestic work (UCDW) is crucial in assessing gender, time, and income poverty in Argentina. The Levy Institute Measure of Time and Income Poverty (LIMTIP) combines income and UCDW time requirements to determine poverty levels. Time deficits, when not compensated for, can le

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Explore the various factors contributing to education and poverty disparities in Ohio through data on achievement gaps, graduation rates, dropout rates, and risk of developmental delays in children. Delve into the conditions of poverty in different counties in Ohio, highlighting situational and gene

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Namibia conducted a Multi-Dimensional Poverty Analysis presented at a high-level meeting in Seychelles in July 2019. The analysis covered various aspects such as population statistics, poverty rates, food insecurity, literacy rate, GDP, and more. It highlighted the methodology used, dimensions, indi

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The RESULTS National Webinar held on August 5, 2023, covered essential topics such as the Child Tax Credit, U.S. poverty policy, and anti-oppression values. Speakers discussed the impact of the Child Tax Credit Expansion on child poverty rates and highlighted the need for fair economic justice polic

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Recent crises, including the COVID-19 pandemic, the war in Ukraine, and climate change, have worsened poverty and inequality in Africa. The continent faces a perfect storm of overlapping crises, with appallingly high rates of poverty affecting millions. Concentrated in lower-middle-income countries,

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Equivalence scales play a crucial role in measuring household welfare and poverty dynamics in Russia. This study explores the impact of adjusting scales on poverty lines, chronic poverty, and income mobility using subjective well-being data. The findings reveal higher elasticity for adding adults to

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This case study delves into the Athabasca Oil Sands region, discussing the context, reservoir characteristics, findings of previous studies, challenges posed by the original trap destruction, methodology for trap reconstruction, and results revealing various trap structures within the basin. It prov

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Wealth and poverty are intertwined concepts where the creation of good wealth is vital for alleviating poverty. Despite wealth's potential to bring happiness and security, improper wealth creation can fuel poverty. This discussion delves into the complexities of wealth, its societal impact, and the

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This training program is designed to review basic information on poverty, inequality, and the racial wealth gap, understand the creation and perpetuation of the racial wealth gap, learn about policy tools to narrow the gap, and empower individuals to take action towards ending hunger and poverty. Th

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In this lecture, the concept of poverty is explored, covering definitions, characteristics, and sociological perspectives. It delves into absolute and relative poverty distinctions, global poverty lines, and the multidimensional nature of poverty as outlined by the United Nations. The discussion emp

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Poverty traps theory, as proposed by Xavier Sala-i-Martin, explores the dynamics that keep countries in a cycle of poverty. It identifies three main traps: savings trap, non-convexity in production, and demographic trap. The theory suggests that to break out of poverty traps, countries may need incr

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Explore the deep and extreme child poverty issues across rich and poor nations, drawing insights from discussions on child poverty, Millennium Development Goals, sustainable development goals, and historical income classifications among middle-income countries. Discover the roles of labor markets, p

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