The Emergence of Social Entrepreneurship in Haiti by Oumar Diallo, Marie Evadie Daniel

“…One of the development challenges is the fact that Haiti has 0.47 as Human Development Index (HDI) figuring 168th among 187 countries with 58.6 % of the population living under the poverty line and 24.6% under the extreme poverty line with less than 1$UD per day (PNUD & MCI, 2014). …”
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COP26 and the Crisis of Climate Change in Bangladesh by Mohammad Shafiqul Islam

“…Many families turn homeless and destitute, living in extreme poverty, and die of hunger. Global warming and climate change are also responsible for heavy rain inundating several cities and for drought destroying crops. …”
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LIFE AND WORKING CONDITIONS OF A “TOPEÑA” WITH AN H2B TEMPORARY VISA, TOPOLOBAMPO, AHOME, SINALOA by Celso Ortiz-Marín

“…As of 2018 in Sinaloa State there were 946,868 people in poverty and 82, 305 people who live in extreme poverty, and they lack a lot of basics: health, education, food, social security, housing and basic services. …”
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Land Dispute and Resolution Process Among the Youth Under the Customary System in the Techiman Traditional Area of Ghana by Joseph Kwaku Kidido

“…This is because access to land is very fundamental to ending extreme poverty especially in the Sub-Saharan Africa where agriculture remains the economic backbone of majority of households.  …”
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Fair trade for coffee producing small-scale farmers in Mexico by Nam kwon Mun, Jihyun Seo

“…But, since fair trade tries to promote small farmers well-being and many small farmers could get rid of extreme poverty thanks to fair trade, it might be possible to say that fair trade can be one valuable option for the sustainable development of small farmers.…”
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Foreign experience in the development of land use for households by Ashurov Abdullo, Kubaev Djasur

“…According to FAO, almost 75% of the world’s people living in extreme poverty live in rural areas, and their livelihoods and food security depend mainly on the development of the agricultural sector of the economy. …”
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Poverty line income and fisheries subsidies in developing country fishing communities by Louise S. L. Teh, Lydia C. L. Teh, Alfredo Giron-Nava, U. Rashid Sumaila

“…Focusing on 30 coastal least developed countries, we find that fishers in 87% of these countries do not earn sufficient income to satisfy the extreme poverty line income of USD 1.90/person/day, and that it would cost an estimated USD 2.2 to 2.6 billion to lift these fishers to different levels of poverty line incomes. …”
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Impoverishing effect of household healthcare expenditure in semi-rural communities in Yenagoa, Nigeria by Adedotun Daniel Adesina, Daprim Samuel Ogaji

“…A 12.3% and 16% increase in the poverty and extreme poverty gaps respectively were attributable to health payment. …”
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Urban Poverty in Bangladesh: Trends, Determinants, and Policy Issues by Nasreen Khundker, Wahiddudin Mahmud, Binayak Sen, Monawar Uddin Ahmed

“…The cities of Bangladesh face an overwhelming problem of population growth and extreme poverty. Urban poverty in Bangladesh, however, must be viewed within the context of a predominantly agrarian economy characterized by extreme conditions of generally low living standards, low productivity and widespread unemployment. …”
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Does government protectionism reduce poverty indices in the rural? Case Study Mazandaran Province by mojtaba mojaverian, reisi noosheen

“…After calculating poverty lines in the study area, indicators of poverty, extreme poverty, sen was calculated for this purpose. …”
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PROMOTING AN INCLUSIVE ECONOMY: THE RELEVANCE OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AND ISLAMICITY PROSPERITY INDEX by Nor Hazila Ismail, Mohamed Eskandar Shah Mohd Rasid

“…Inequalities and social exclusion are the consequences of imbalanced economic growth, prompting the World Bank to establish new targets for eradicating extreme poverty and promoting shared prosperity. Surprisingly, the contemporary solution methods are consistent with Shari'ah's objectives. …”
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Nudge on Choice Architecture by Titi Rahmawati

“…Therefore, encouragement is needed by every individual to choose choices that are in line with the government's policy objectives to eliminate or eliminate extreme poverty. The method used is an analysis of social science and behavioral science with circumplex strategy, which is further analyzed in correlation with quantitative methods using Kendall W. …”
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Ethical considerations for vaccination programmes in acute humanitarian emergencies by Keymanthri Moodley, Kate Hardie, Michael J Selgelid, Ronald J Waldman, Peter Strebel, Helen Rees, David N Durrheim

“…In resource-constrained settings, this may occur against a backdrop of extreme poverty, malnutrition, insecurity, low literacy and poor infrastructure. …”
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Contributions from popular education in health to structural competency training: An experience from Chile by Karen Anderson, María Eugenia Calvin Pérez, Sonia Covarrubias Kindermann, Susana Jiles Castillo, Julia Paley

“…In 1982, during a time of extreme poverty, inequality, and violence under the Chilean military dictatorship, Educación Popular en Salud (EPES), developed a programme for training community health promoters to address common illnesses and analyse the underlying causes of poor health. …”
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POVERTY PROBABILITY OF AGRICULTURAL WORKERS IN SOUTH KALIMANTAN by Rachman F.F., Yanti N.D., Fauzi M.

“…In line with the mandate of the President of the Republic of Indonesia regarding the eradication of extreme poverty in 2024, a strategy for reducing chronic poverty and accelerating poverty alleviation is needed. …”

MARGINALIZOVANÉ SKUPINY V STREDOVEKOM A RANONOVOVEKOM UHORSKU by Blanka Szeghyová

“…Historians classify people on the margins into different categories according to certain characteristics such as extreme poverty, a vagrant or nomadic way of life, the pursuit of dishonest or defamed professions, criminal activities, as well as physical and mental disabilities and affiliation with religious or ethnic minorities. …”
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Children Rights to ‘Zero Hunger’ and the Execution Challenges during the COVID-19 Crisis by Nurul Hidayat binti Ab Rahman, Redwan bin Yasin

“…The circumstances have brutally affected society’s ideal living standards and raised social problems such as extreme poverty, famishment, malnutrition, and medical conditions, specifically among vulnerable children. …”
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Com açúcar e sem afeto: a trajetória de vida amorosa de mulheres das classes populares em Aracaju/SE With sugar and without affection: the trajectory of the loving life of women of... by Márcia Santana Tavares

“…The analysis reveals that the loving pattern of the investigated women is drawn by the extreme poverty that follows their life trajectory. Love, therefore, takes the form of the person who satisfies both her hunger and her children´s, even when the relationship with the partner is permeated by infidelity, domestic violence, absence of both desire and sexual satisfaction.…”
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Alleviating Poverty in Nigeria: Keynesian Vs Monetary Theory of Poverty by Maku Olukayode Emmanuel, Tella Afeez Taiwo, Fagbohun Akinola Christopher

“…Using the Ordinary Least Square and Standardized or Beta Coefficient approach, we found that the Nigerian political system plays a vital role on a large number of its citizens living in extreme poverty. Other factors identified as the likely causes of poverty are insurgencies, terrorism, and low productivity among others. …”
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The Kere of Madagascar: a qualitative exploration of community experiences and perspectives by Maixent I. Ralaingita, Gretchen Ennis, Jeremy Russell-Smith, Kamaljit Sangha, Thierry Razanakoto

“…Based on community views and research literature, and the application of Ostrom's social-ecological systems framework, we demonstrate that the Kere is a phenomenon compounded by multiple interacting, debilitating factors including deforestation, drought, pests and diseases, food insecurity, extreme poverty, lawlessness, and political malaise; thus, solutions require a comprehensive, sustained, holistic response.…”
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