Search Results - Human development (economics)

Public investment and poverty reduction in Tanzania: evidence from household survey data by Fan, Shenggen, Nyange, David, Rao, Neetha

Subjects: “…human capital…”
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Public investment and poverty reduction: Lessons from China and India by Fan, Shenggen, Thorat, Sukhadeo

Subjects: “…human capital…”
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Looking ahead: long-term prospects for Africa's agricultural development and food security by Rosegrant, Mark W., Cline, Sarah A., Li, Weibo, Sulser, Timothy B., Valmonte-Santos, Rowena

Subjects: “…economic development…”
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Circular and transformative economy: advances towards sustainable socio-economic transformation by Nhamo, L., Mpandeli, S., Liphadzi, S., Mabhaudhi, Tafadzwanashe

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Smallholder transformation by Nyah, Aben Collins

Subjects: “…Development economics and policies…”
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From "Made in China" to "Innovated in China": Necessity, prospect, and challenges by Wei, Shang-Jin, Xie, Zhuan, Zhang, Xiaobo

Subjects: “…economic development…”
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Public expenditures, growth, and poverty: Lessons from developing countries by Fan, Shenggen

“…Instead, a more effective poverty alleviation strategy is urgently required in recognition of the fact that persistent poverty and malnutrition result in irreversible costs to human and economic development.…”
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Assessing the overall benefits of programs enhancing human capital and equity: A new method with an application to school meals by Alderman, Harold, Aurino, Elisabetta, Baffour, Priscilla Twumasi, Gelli, Aulo, Turkson, Festus Ebo, Wong, Brad

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Socio-economic impacts of climate change and adaptation actions among smallholder fish farmers in Sub-Saharan Africa by Muthoka, Mavindu, Ouko, Kevin Okoth, Mboya, Jimmy Brian, Ndambuki, Merceline Ndinda, Outa, Nicholas, Ogello, Erick, Obiero, Kevin, Ogola, Robert John, Midamba, Dick Chune, Njogu, Lucy

“…A clear understanding of these socio-economic repercussions of climate change is critical for developing effective strategies to reduce future impacts and safeguard aquaculture-based livelihoods. …”
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Bunden med ändå fri by Wallin, Emma

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Goats: Challenges for increased productivity and improved livelihoods by Devendra, C.

Subjects: “…developing countries…”
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Socio-economic baseline survey data of 20 villages in Kitui district, Kenya in 2009 by Morimoto, Yasuyuki, Maundu, Patrick, Imbumi, Maryam, Kariuki, Lucy, Tumbo, Dominic

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Biosecurity and animal husbandry in goat herds in Zambia and Sweden by Martineau, Gry

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Socio-economic determinants of keeping goats and sheep by rural people in southern Benin by Dossa, Luc Hippolyte, Rischkowsky, Barbara, Birner, Regina, Wollny, Clemens

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Cassava: future potential and development needs by Cock, James H., Lynam, John K.

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Promoting Food Waste Reduction at Primary Schools. A Case Study by Antón-Peset, Adriana, Fernández-Zamudio, María A., Pina, Tatiana

Subjects: “…Sustainable development goals…”
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Contribution of pecan (Carya illinoinensis [Wangenh.| K. Koch) to sustainable development Goal 2 under the dual perspective of carbon storage and human nutrition by Cambareri, Gustavo Sebastián, Frusso, Enrique Alberto, Herrera-Aguirre, Esteban, Zoppolo, Roberto, Figueiredo Granja Dorileo Leite, Fernanda, Beltran, Marcelo Javier, Martins, Carlos, Mendoza, Carlos

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A novel seasonal-spatial integrated model for improving the economic-environmental performance of crop production by Man Li, Guo, Zhe, Zhang, Wei

“…But science-based cropland use planning, a promising complementary approach, has so far been largely overlooked. Here we develop a spatially integrated economic-ecological modeling method to assess this previously unexplored potential for improving the economic-environmental performance of crop production by examining the seasonal and spatial implications of cropland and fertilizer use in Bangladesh. …”
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Public expenditures, growth, and poverty: Lessons from developing countries by Fan, Shenggen

“…In recognition of the fact that persistent poverty and malnutrition result in irreversible costs to human and economic development, developing countries and the international development community have been intensifying their efforts to increase and redirect resources in order to achieve specific development objectives such as the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). …”
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Food security in Brazil by Nordström, Pia

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