They identify food security status, income and landholding size as common indicators of rural poverty at the household level in Malawi. Bibliogr., sum.Jere, PBabu, S CJere P, Babu SC. An analysis of the indicators of poverty in Malawi. Agric Econ Anal Rural Dev 1994;4:7-16....
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The executive director of the Water Witness International group came forward to suggest that the UK should be held responsible for the cholera outbreak in Malawi which has killed 1210 people after the UK cut the WASH aid budget of the country by GBP 90 million [30]. The UK has since ...
However, despite significant advancements in the study of viral infections, viral infectious diseases of poverty (vIDPs) such as HIV/AIDS, acute hepatitis, dengue fever, rabies, and EVD often do not receive the same level of comprehensive evaluation and systematic analysis as more globally ...
Similarly, flood-exposed populations in Canada or Japan are more likely to have access to rapid government support systems in postdisaster situations compared to people in Malawi or Bangladesh. Floods in low-income countries are documented to have long-lasting and devastating impacts on livelihoods. ...
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In rural areas of Guinea, for example, women spend more than twice as much time fetching wood and water per week than men, while in Malawi, they spend over eight times more time than men on the same tasks. Girls in rural Malawi also spend over three times more time than boys fetching...
152 J. Cilliers The Interplay Between Inequality and Growth Economic growth and income distribution are the two key variables when forecasting rates of poverty at national level. In general, higher rates of economic growth are strongly associated with higher rates of poverty reduc- tion but high ...
percent. In the north-center, the level of poverty is 42.6 percent. The north-east and the north-west are the regions of the country with the highest level of poverty. The poverty level in the north-east is 76.8 percent while the poverty level in the north-west of Nigeria is 81.1 ...
Cost-effectiveness analysis of option B+ for HIV prevention and treatment of mothers and children in Malawi. PLoS ONE. 2013;8(3): e57778. Article CAS PubMed PubMed Central Google Scholar Ngambi PG, Kalungia AC, Law MR, Kalemeera F, Truter I, Godman B, Munkombwe D. Evidence on ...