People in developing countries will lose jobs and poverty will rise Listening to US President Donald Trump pontificating about how he was going to stop the "cheating" in international trade by ...

It's vital to include the workers and communities from developing countries at every stage of the transition. Despite the potential of a circular economy to bring long-term benefits to both ...

An acute shortage of qualified health workers in remote and rural regions is a serious and widespread problem that is affecting many countries across the globe, but it affects the low income ...

Poverty, illiteracy, malnutrition and infectious diseases: Women workers of many developing countries are caught in the vicious cycle of low productivity, low income, undernutrition and infectious ...

unskilled workers. There is, however, much functional overlap between these groups, reflecting the poverty-mitigating strategies of the poor in response to changes in the economy and society.

Developing nations will struggle to meet climate targets without sufficient funding from developed countries and the success ...

Decentralized and targeted programs seem to work best. This article was derived from a longer paper by the author, "Rural Poverty in Developing Countries: Issues and Policies," which is No. 00/78 in ...