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    Poverty is such a big issue; you could write on so many topics. I think choosing something specific is best. If it’s too general‚ it could be too difficult to write about. How about you find something that connects to poverty that you’re interested in. Then if you would like to narrow it down‚ choose a particular group of people and/or a particular part of the world. For example you could look at the connection between: - poverty and health/disease‚ - poverty and education or - poverty and

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    MICROFINANCE AS A STRATEGY FOR POVERTY REDUCTION INTRODUCTION Microfinance is not something new in Malaysia. It has been operated by credit unions‚ co-operative banks and specialised credit windows of banks. Microfinance services of financial credit range for about RM10‚000 (USD2‚631) and mostly to finance small businesses‚ agricultural loans and loans for poverty reduction. Microfinance program in Malaysia has been implemented since 1987 as one of the poverty eradication strategies in the country

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    overcome poverty in the country. There are different programs and services that fight to decrease poverty. The government of Canada has programs such as municipal‚ provincial and federal. The municipality is one of the most important constituent in the fight of reducing poverty. Poverty is most visible at the local levels. Ontario province hosts to a considerable number of people to struggle in poverty today. On April 1‚ 2014 City Council had approved the development of the City of Toronto Poverty Reduction

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    have been taken out of poverty.” (Guadiana). This quote demonstrates how crucial the new capitalist economy plays in providing developed nations citizens with equal and beneficial opportunities. The readers can imply these observation to be signifying the main influences as to why communist countries such as North Korea and China pertain such a high poverty rate which is due to the strict governmental policies. The author provides context to the idea that the government and economic systems have

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    new one‚ but an enduring one. According to the United Nations‚ poverty in our world is still a very real and distressing problem. Based on their annual report‚ over 40% of the poorest people in our world live with less than £1.03 a day. One may wonder who exactly these people are‚ and may think about all those poor people in Africa. You may take pity on them‚ but may be left puzzled on what exactly you can do to help. But what if poverty was a great deal closer to your home than thought possible? It

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    Old Women in Poverty. For the last several decades well being of older Americans has increased‚ and poverty rates have declined noticeably. The poverty rate among the population aged 65 and older was nearly 30 percent in 1966‚ bur it decreased to around 10 percent in 2000. This improvement has been connected with general economic growth and with changes in retirement policies (Bernadett‚ and Dalaker). However‚ improvements among the elderly have not been equally shared by man and women. Elderly

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    "In the year 2004 12.7% of United States citizens were considered to be living in poverty"1. Then there are the fortunate upper class citizens who have no idea how lucky they actually are. Granted many of the people who are living a privileged life have worked hard for what they have and deserve every bit of it. However what about the young heirs and heiresses we see on the televisions and in the tabloids? Do you really think they deserve what they have? We hear about their so-called problems every

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    World Hunger and Poverty Sara White I. Introduction: Statement of the issue to be discussed. World hunger and poverty concerns certainly are no new issues in our society. We often hear about people’s desire to solve world hunger‚ or to be able to feed the world and help alleviate the suffering associated with it. There are many organizations that collect money to help feed children and their families in poor‚ undeveloped countries. We are subjected to commercials on television

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    perpetuating of poverty: The Jamaican experience”. One of the most overwhelming problems we face in Jamaica is poverty. The negative consequences of poverty have a devastating effect on all facets of society. The Prime Minister‚ the Right Honourable Portia Simpson-Miller has consistently maintained that she loves the poor‚ no wonder why the poor seems to get poorer and the rich get richer. Political institutions seem to perpetuate rather than alleviate the conditions of poverty in which many Jamaicans

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    perspectives and is based on rapid social changes being the factors that cause harmful effects experienced by society. (Kendall‚ 2014‚ pp. 23‚ 25‚ 28‚ 29) Using sociological perspective to analyze poverty in the United States through research can help gain an understanding of the inequalities of poverty in society‚ get insight on the effect on the local community‚ find out who is hit the hardest by destitution‚ and possibly uncover solutions for those in need. (Kendall‚ 2014‚ p. 37) Similarities between

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