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pre-existing trends in empowerment. It is also robust to alternative treatment definitions and confirmed by triple …
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of reducing poverty and hunger. Thus, the overall objective of this study is to support the applied empowerment research … requirements and to scientific findings from empowerment research, farmer organizations (FO) could become one of the innovative key … actors, increasing the competitiveness of their members SMEs' and reducing poverty, its impacts and its costs. The aim of …
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countries. In Egypt and some other countries it has put food subsidy schemes to the test. This paper develops two comparable … computable general equilibrium models for Egypt and Ukraine which are used to simulate direct and indirect impacts of the food … price surge and various policy options on the performance of the main macroeconomic indicators as well as on poverty …
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War II but continues to resonate in countries where poverty is widespread and the Church has grown. This paper explores 1 …), Egypt (Mahfouz), and Brazil (Lispector). …
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literature by examining the phasing out of energy subsidies in Egypt under alternative economic scenarios. In particular, we … consider Egypt's short- and long-term economic adjustment under different assumptions on labor market flexibility, spending …
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devastating consequences on the household economic status that would push them into extreme poverty. Using nationally … representative surveys from three Arab countries, namely, Egypt, Jordan, and Palestine, this paper examines the incidence, intensity … and distribution of catastrophic health payments, and assesses the poverty impact of out-of-pocket health payments (OOP …
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Under the Right to Education Act (2009), the Indian government introduced a policy that required private schools to reserve 25% of primary school places for children from socially disadvantaged households. This paper examines the impact of the RTE Act's reservation policy on private school...
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Using longitudinal school data from India, this paper examines enrolment trends of socially disadvantaged children post the Right to Education (RTE) Act, which mandated the reservation of 25% of private school places for such children. Post-RTE, a significant increase is observed in...
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facility. For children whose mothers have alow level of education or whose parents are at risk of poverty, this increase was …-educated or single mothers as well as of children at risk of poverty. In some groups, the increased use of these institutions was …
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low level of education or whose parents are at risk of poverty, this increase was less pronounced. In East Germany … at risk of poverty. In some groups, the increased use of these institutions was accompanied by a decline in informal …
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