Full coverage: Poverty
December 2006
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05.12.2006
The Youth Centre Livno , with the assistance of volunteers from secondary schools in Livno, organizes the „5 to 12 for 5+“ humanitarian action for most vulnerable families with five or more children. The action will start on December 5, the International Volunteering Day, and will end with a charity concert at the end of December 2006.
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05.12.2006
Poverty in Nepal fell from 42% to 31% between 1996 and 2004 despite a difficult political and conflict-ridden environment, according to a new World Bank report "Resilience Amidst Conflict."
Story linkImage: Campesinos en Nepal © Ayuda en Acción
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05.12.2006
Bangladesh urgently needs to invest in better education, healthcare, and job training for its young people in order to produce stronger economic growth and reduce poverty.
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04.12.2006
Author of the Indian microfinance success story Vikram Akula, founder of SKS Microfinance Pvt Ltd, believes that even though microfinance is not an answer to the agriculture crisis in Vidarbha, it can supplement incomes for farm families. After 150 branches all over the country, he moved into Vidarbha recently. His three branches have 1,000 borrowers in 21 villages.
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04.12.2006
Nobel Prize Laureate and Managing Director of Grameen Bank, Professor Muhammad Yunus, announced at the ITU TELECOM WORLD 2006 opening ceremony at Hong Kong that Grameen will team up the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) and other partners, including Cisco Systems, QUALCOMM and a newly formed consortium, Enclusion, to launch a virtual, global 'ICT Empowerment Network' as part of their collaboration through the Connect the World initiative.
Story linkRelated topics/regions: [Bangladesh] [Hong Kong] [capacity building] [civil society & ICT] [ICT in poverty reduction] Image: Mohmmad Yunus of Grameen Bank
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01.12.2006
Hiv/aids:in lisääntyminen on merkittävästi vähentänyt talous- ja työllisyyden kasvua maissa, joissa epidemia on pahiten levinnyt. Se mitätöi yritykset vähentää köyhyyttä, luoda uusia työpaikkoja - erityisesti nuorille - ja taistella lapsityövoiman käyttöä vastaan, todetaan maailman työjärjestön ILO:n raportissa.
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