Examples of using Absolute poverty in English and their translations into German
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They make up the majority of the 1.2 billion people living in absolute poverty worldwide.
Absolute poverty was reduced from 28 percent to 18 percent of the total population since 2010.
It's alarming because we're talking here about more than 4.7 million people living in absolute poverty.
He practiced absolute poverty, in his clothing as well as in his food
contexts of injustice and of absolute poverty.
criminal leaving a big part of it's population in absolute poverty without education, social networks or institutions.
a large proportion of the population lives in absolute poverty.
Most are illiterate and live in absolute poverty.
The data on absolute poverty is even more revealing.
The Third World: 750 million people living in absolute poverty.
Unemployment, underemployment and absolute poverty;
We deplore the intolerable fact that more than half of all Africans are living in absolute poverty and agree to intensify the fight against poverty. .
A UN Committee of Experts estimates that measures to combat absolute poverty worldwide will by themselves cost US$ 66 billion per year.
The specific steps for implementing this programme are set out in the National Action Plan for the Reduction of Absolute Poverty 2006-2009 PARPA II.
The programme is in line with the Mozambique Government's Action Plan to Reduce Absolute Poverty PARPA.
There are vulnerable groups of people at risk of succumbing to social exclusion and absolute poverty in all regions, including the most prosperous.
Since 1994 South Africa has made great progress in reducing absolute poverty by rolling out social grants for pensioners, the disabled and children.
Absolute poverty here," Muitiquile says.
And, absolute poverty is better measured using deprivation as an indicator.
One side may be talking about absolute poverty, the other about relative poverty. .

