Tourism’s impact on human rights: Travel’s best souvenir a case study in Ngwe Saung, Myanmar by E. Pritchard, Ashley

“…Results show that tourism development reduced poverty significantly, elevating participants from extreme poverty to a level well above subsistence, unattainable without the jobs and income that tourism generated.…”
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Estimating national poverty rates and their effect on mortality: 129 countries, 1990–2013 by Dr. J Dieleman, PhD, T Templin, BA

“…Finally, our analysis shows that escaping extreme poverty, as currently defined as living at or below $1·25 per day, is not sufficient to produce great improvements in population health. …”
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Purchasing Decisions and Consumer Behavior in BoP- Albanian Reality by Irma SHYLE

“…The World Bank defines extreme poverty is living on less than $1.90 per day, whereas poverty is defined as living $2–$5.5 per day. …”
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Impact of cigarette tax increase on health and financing outcomes in four Indian states [version 1; peer review: 1 approved, 2 approved with reservations] by Daphne C. Wu, Vikas Sheel, Pooja Gupta, Beverley M. Essue, Linh Luong, Prabhat Jha

“…About 454,000 men would avoid catastrophic health expenditures and 75,000 men would avoid falling into extreme poverty. The treatment cost and impoverishment averted would save about INR 672 crore in AB-PMJAY. …”
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The impact of social protection and poverty elimination on global tuberculosis incidence: a statistical modelling analysis of Sustainable Development Goal 1 by Daniel J Carter, MSc, Philippe Glaziou, MD, Knut Lönnroth, ProfMD, Andrew Siroka, PhD, Katherine Floyd, PhD, Diana Weil, MSc, Mario Raviglione, ProfMD, Rein M G J Houben, PhD, Delia Boccia, PhD

“…SDG 1 aims to end extreme poverty and expand social protection coverage by 2030. …”
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Social ecosystem health: confronting the complexity and emergence of infectious diseases by Cristina de Albuquerque Possas

“…The emergence and re-emergence of infectious diseases and their rapid dissemination worldwide are challenging national health systems, particularly in developing countries affected by extreme poverty and environmental degradation. The expectations that new vaccines and drugs and global surveillance would help reverse these trends have been frustrated thus far by the complexity of the epidemiological transition, despite promising prospects for the near future in biomolecular research and genetic engineering. …”
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Exposure to Poverty and Productivity. by Patricio S Dalton, Victor H Gonzalez Jimenez, Charles N Noussair

“…In a controlled laboratory setting, we find that subjects randomly assigned to a treatment, in which they view a video featuring individuals that live in extreme poverty, exhibit lower subsequent productivity compared to subjects assigned to a control treatment. …”
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Les démons de la pauvreté. Ou la guerre néopentecôtiste contre les démons afro-brésiliens à Bahia (Brésil) by Charlotte Plaideau

“…Whereas the latter are, in theory, slated for a prosperous future, the extreme poverty of most of them represents an unacceptable rupture with their destiny. …”
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Looking at human development through the lens of Christian mission by Akinyemi O. Alawode

“…Approximately one billion people live in extreme poverty, with another two billion people surviving on less than $1 per day. …”
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How far has Africa gone in achieving sustainable development goals? Exploring African dataset by Oluwaseun A. Otekunrin, Siaka Momoh, Idris A. Ayinde, Olutosin A. Otekunrin

“…Keywords: Sustainable development goals index, Extreme poverty, Corruption perceptions index, Stunting…”
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A democracy we can eat: a livelihoods approach to TVET policy and provision by Astrid von Kotze

“…The urgency of particularly the first of the Millennium Development Goals, ‘to eradicate extreme poverty and hunger’ generally translates into policy and provision of skills training based on purely economistic considerations. …”
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Effectiveness of Woman's Personality between the Public and Private Event the Novel Feminist Iraqi 2003 - 2013 by طلال خليفة سلمان نور الهدى احمد عبود

“…Event of war a majar impact on same as all human being but signed and its impact in the psyche of iraqi woman unparalleled result of the suffering that were produced by these wars that contributed to the destabilization of Her life at all levels a woman has lost her father, husband and son an brother as well as extreme poverty caused by the economic blockade brought in to existence wars that exacerbated the suffering was the woman to work and economic in order to provide a living for her and her family and pre – empt the dreams and ambitions so he excelled writer Iraqi in portraying the succession of wars that ate every thing and every body however this did not ignore for filming the events for woman of birth and relation ship with her husband and their sense of loneliness and their need for a man and a quest proved themselves and achieve dreams that are impossible under the country's oeuvre simplest livelihoods of its citizens.…”
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Enjeu éthique d’une ontologie de la différence. La situation de handicap comme question sociale et politique by Fred Poché

“…Second, the limits of the «fragile» or «vulnerable», constantly sed today to describe people living in extreme «poverty» or «disability» words listed. This analysis allows finally, think of a philosophical view able to redefine politics. …”
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Une Haïtienne-Américaine en quête de mémoire à Haïti dans “The Missing Peace” d’Edwidge Danticat by Diane Sabatier

“…This research aims to understand the content of identity and memory struggles that cross the quests of the two main female characters, all the more so when they are done through the writing in exile of its author and in the unstable context of the Caribbean, and more particularly of Haïti, victims of natural disasters and of a painful human history marked by colonization, slavery, dictatorships and extreme poverty.…”
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From Spirit Forest to Rubber Plantation: The Accelerating Disaster of "Development" in Cambodia by Neal B Keating

“…Despite the rise of Cambodia’s GDP and other development indicators, continuing extreme poverty combined with very rapid conversion of traditional subsistence lands, forests, and waters into economic land concessions (ELCs) to national and transnational companies is leading to intensified land insecurity issues and other human rights problems that may destabilize the country.  …”
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Encountering the 'ghetto' by Christhard Hoffmann

“…Analysing these accounts, the present article discusses the different depictions of Warsaw’s Jews thematically and identifies three interwoven perspectives of the ‘ghetto’: as a site of extreme poverty; as a foreign (‘oriental’) element in Europe; and as an archetype of Jewish life in general.…”
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From Pronasol to Oportunidades: social policy and enduring poverty in México / De Pronasol a Oportunidades: política social y persistencia de la pobreza en México by Félix Acosta Díaz

“…After almost fifteen years of social policies, extreme poverty has become an enduring problem in Mexico. …”
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Documenter la crise agraire haïtienne sous la dictature duvaliériste by Adeline Bouvard, Ariane Degroote

“…At the end of the 1970s, against a backdrop of dictatorship and extreme poverty in rural Haiti, Canadian film-makers Gérald and Paule Belkin set up a "video communication" project to shed light on the Haitian agrarian crisis. …”
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An insight into the actual socio-economic situation of Romania by Szabó Béla

“…Approximately half of the population experiences some degree of poverty while 10% live in extreme poverty (according to a report made by the Ministry of Labor, Social Solidarity and Family - MLSSF). …”
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In-silico identification of linear B-cell epitopes in specific proteins of Bartonella bacilliformis for the serological diagnosis of Carrion's disease. by Victor Jimenez-Vasquez, Karen Daphne Calvay-Sanchez, Yanina Zarate-Sulca, Giovanna Mendoza-Mujica

“…Additionally, the pathogenicity of B. bacilliformis involves an initial infection of erythrocytes and the further infection of endothelial cells, which mainly affects children and expectant women from extreme poverty rural areas. Therefore, the implementation of serological diagnostic methods and the development of candidate vaccines for the control of CD could be facilitated by the prediction of linear b-cell epitopes in specific proteins of B. bacilliformis by bioinformatics analysis. …”
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