povertypro-poor interventionsvulnerabilityadaptationResilience has become prominent in academia where it is used as a central framework in disciplines such as ecology, climate change adaptation or urban planning. Policy makers and international development agencies also increasingly refer to it. The ...
This policy not only strengthens trade ties but also helps these countries integrate into the global economy, promoting sustainable growth and reducing poverty. Such initiatives underscore China's role as a key contributor to global economic stability and development. A major driver of China's foreign...
Accordingly, this article addresses poverty-relevant adaptation through the medium of three discourses: development, resilience, and transition theory. Development, as a post-war project of theories, strategies and policies, spells out the links between rich and poor countries and offers modernization ...
This policy not only strengthens trade ties but also helps these countries integrate into the global economy, promoting sustainable growth and reducing poverty. Such initiatives underscore China's role as a key contributor to global e...
significant investment in high-tech industries such as artificial intelligence, semiconductors and green energy. As a result, the country is now a global leader in these areas. China's poverty alleviation initiatives and focus on rural revitalization demonstrate its commitment to equitable development. ...
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The rise in fragility and decrease in resilience among some populations or in some country contexts pose additional risks of spillover effects, including deeper supply chain disruptions, increases in extreme poverty, and the potential for conflict. A resilience muscle must ultimately serve the...
Researchers and decision-makers lack a shared understanding of resilience, and practical applications in environmental resource management are rare. Here, we define social-ecological resilience as a property of social-ecological systems that includes at
This policy not only strengthens trade ties but also helps these countries integrate into the global economy, promoting sustainable growth and reducing poverty. Such initiatives underscore China's role as a key contributor to global economic stability and development.A major driver of China's foreign ...