Entries by Yuki

Tropical General Investments (TGI) and Rice Production in Nigeria

Nigeria faces a pressing economic challenge as food inflation continues to rise. In 2017, the surge in pricing prompted Nigeria’s Tropical General Investments (TGI) investment and holding company to pivot toward domestic rice production as a strategic solution. As of June 2023, the food inflation rate in Nigeria was 25.09%, a 4.55% increase over June […]

Tackling Poverty With Renewable Energy in the Bahamas

In 2016, the Bahamian government made a strategic investment of $50 million in renewable energy, paving the way for the groundbreaking 2022 Family Islands Solarization Program. Capitalizing on the nation’s approximately 310 days of sunshine per year, this initiative not only advances the goals for renewable energy in the Bahamas, but reduces reliance on imports […]

,

The Sanctuary Scholarship and Poverty Alleviation in Iraq

The Sanctuary Scholarship program at the University of Exeter is actively contributing to poverty alleviation, particularly for individuals from Iraq seeking asylum or refugee status. This initiative, geared towards eliminating financial barriers to education, not only facilitates access to top-tier academic opportunities but also empowers recipients to play a crucial role in addressing poverty-related challenges […]

,

What About Child Poverty in Finland

Children are the world’s most valuable resource and its best hope for a future. John F. Kennedy is among the many who have famously quoted hopeful statements about children. Children are the future, and if they are taken care of properly, then chances are it will be a promising future. With the increased living costs, […]

,

5 Charities in the United Arab Emirates

Charity holds a significant place in the culture of the United Arab Emirates (UAE). UAE society has a long-standing tradition of generosity and compassion toward those in need. The concept of charity, known as Zakat in Arabic, is deeply rooted in Islamic teachings, which emphasize the importance of giving to the less fortunate. This cultural […]

Poverty Levels and Remittances in South Korea

Economic growth and globalization have transformed South Korea, symbolized by its thriving urban centers and technological advancements. While the country continues to make impressive strides in economic progress, a new concern has emerged – the intricate relationship between remittances in South Korea and poverty levels. As the nation undergoes unprecedented development, the dynamics of remittance […]

Global Poverty Investment: Top 10 Benefits for U.S. Companies

It is crucial to recognize the significant impact that global poverty reduction can have on the United States (U.S.) and its thriving economy, particularly for companies operating on a global scale. By proactively investing in poverty reduction efforts worldwide, companies can unlock a multitude of benefits that not only contribute to their long-term success but […]

,

Gender Inequality and Women’s Treatment in Somalia

Somalia is plagued with a fragile government, economic pressure and insecurity for its people. However, one of the most significant issues is children’s and women’s treatment in Somalia. Current Picture Somalia ranks fourth lowest in the gender equality index with one of the highest maternal and infant mortality rates in the world. The nation has […]

,

3 Organizations Working Toward Poverty Reduction in Liberia

Liberia has implemented various poverty reduction initiatives, which are essential in regions where the extreme poverty line can fluctuate due to uncontrollable factors. These plans are aimed at bringing about positive change, not only within Liberia but also globally. The Pro-Poor Agenda for Prosperity and Development in Liberia is daring and has broad goals. The […]

5 Organizations Helping the Deaf Community in Uganda

The Constitution of Uganda affirms the equal right to respect and dignity for all citizens with disabilities. In 1995, as part of that right, the government recognized Ugandan Sign Language (USL) as an official language. However, the approximately 1.29 million deaf people in Uganda still face significant challenges, including abuse and discrimination. Most deaf children […]