Breaking the poverty trap

Article Abstract:

A report is presented on how impoverished regions of the world can benefit by targeted investments through outside sources. Topics include raising food security, agricultural productivity, access to fertilizers, high yield seeds, water management, and improved livestock management, and how these changes can bring about a green revolution.

Europe, Asia, Africa, Sustainable development, Regional development

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A question of sustenance

Article Abstract:

A report is presented on the persistence of hunger due to political conflict, natural disaster and rural poverty, despite good crop production by farmers. India is also battling concurrently against both hunger and obesity.

India, International aspects, Environmental aspects, Political aspects, Natural disasters, Food supply, Globalization

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Still hungry

Article Abstract:

A report reveals that policies necessary to alleviate hunger must focus on poverty. They should include agricultural development, basic education, and health services, together with good governance.

United States, Administration of Human Resource Programs, Public Assistance-Total Govt, Prevention, Domestic economic assistance, Hunger, Starvation, Agricultural development projects, Agricultural development

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