It is universally accepted that Information Communication Technologies (ICT) offer immense opportunities for the comprehensive social and economic development of the people all over the world. Without its adoption, there is little chance for countries or regions to develop. However, the potential of ICT as a technology for promoting micro-enterprises by poor women is still unused in many countr...

In the present economic context, one of most important topics discussion is that regarding sustainable development. According to agenda developed by United Nations, objectives for decade represented list Sustainable Development Goals. The Goals can be divided into five pillars: people, planet, prosperity, partnership and peace. One first stipulated goals UN eradication poverty famine. We consid...

Small ruminant has great potential in enhancing the global food system, improving human health, and alleviating poverty. Nevertheless, on average, small production not been able to keep pace with overall demand globally. Meaning that without drastic action, world crisis will continue persist many people around live abject To avert this ongoing phenomenon, paper examines how system health can be...

This paper provides an examination of the ethics of disease eradication policies. It examines three arguments that have been advanced for thinking that eradication is in some way ethically exceptional as a policy goal. These are (1) global eradication has symbolic importance, (2) disease eradication is a global public good and (3) disease eradication is a form of rescue. It argues that none of ...

Communication is a critical component in assuring that children are fully immunized and that simultaneous immunity is attained and maintained across large geographic areas for disease eradication and control initiatives. If service delivery is of good quality and outreach to the population is active, effective communication--through advocacy, social mobilization, and program communication (incl...

During our research, the project conducted a review of scientific literature and reviewed methodology for assessing monitoring level poverty. The differentiation measurement used by World Bank in countries with developed economies developing was carried out, including specifics Kazakh methodology, poverty according to international regulatory standards (World Bank, etc.). Theoretical studies po...

This paper explores the implications of using two methodological approaches to study poverty dynamics in rural Bangladesh. Using data from a unique longitudinal study, we show how different methods lead to very different assessments of socio-economic mobility. We suggest five ways of reconciling these differences: considering assets in addition to expenditures, proximity to the poverty line, ot...