Category: Poverty Eradication
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Social Assistance Programs and Fair Trade Policies
Fair trade rules make sure that access to these social assistance programs and benefits remains open to all, as long as individuals meet the requirements of the program. Read more
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Poverty is a Complex Systemic Challenge
Poverty is a very complicated challenge. Many different causes lead to poverty, and these causes often connect with each other. Read more
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Barter System and Local Trade
The small-scale farmers need to sell their harvests quickly at reduced prices. The alternative is to risk losing everything if the crops spoil. Read more
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Traditional Economic Sustainability Defined
This clearly demonstrates how the need for economic sustainability, defined in any meaningful way, must start with localized, decentralized economic systems Read more
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Poverty Eradication – A Viable Approach
The only viable solution to poverty eradication is a comprehensive and systemic approach that simultaneously alleviates the immediate symptoms and the root causes of poverty Read more
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Life Skills Training in Rural Development Centers
These life skills can help the more vulnerable populations navigate everyday challenges, secure employment, and build a foundation for future success Read more
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Barter Systems & Decentralized Economics in Socioeconomics
The introduction of local barter systems represents a strategic approach to maintaining local control and a vital step in ensuring sustainability Read more
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The Stigma of Social Assistance
The stigma associated with social assistance participation is a complicated issue that adversely affects both recipients of assistance as well as society as a whole. This stigma is deeply rooted in historical contexts and perpetuated by societal attitudes and media representations, or misrepresentations as the case may be, leading to negative stereotypes and misconceptions about Read more