Understanding
poverty
UNICEF: The State
of the World's Children 2004
UNICEF: The right to learn
United Nations
Cyberschoolbus Poverty Curriculum
Poverty
Alleviation Poverty
at a national level means a country may have insufficient economic resources
to invest in education, health, infrastructure, political, legal systems
and public institutions which can lead to instability and civil unrest. In
developed countries, deep and persistent poverty remains a serious social
problem but is less widespread than in developing countries. It is often
concentrated in certain segments of society - defined by region, by age,
or by social group. [Also, browse
Global
Education] |
World
Hunger
World Development Reports
United Nations Development Programme
- Poverty Reduction
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