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TradeRelief would like to say a huge thank you to those that made an enormous effort to run the Hackney Half Marathon in what turned out to be an extremely hot and testing day for all involved. Special mention goes … Continue reading
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Most often we hear unemployment statistics used as an indicator of a population’s income levels. In most developing nations, however, it is common to work fewer hours than what is necessary to survive or have a job that pays too … Continue reading
The recent World Development Report for 2013 focuses on jobs
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While perhaps not the most intriguing of subjects, the lending behaviour of Kenyan banks should interest anyone interested in development. The implications for poverty reduction in this context may well be applied to other developing country banking systems – that … Continue reading
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In Kenya public school is free up to primary standard 8, that is 8th grade. Post-primary education, however, can be prohibitively expensive for many poor families for whom annual tuition fees of Ksh 12,000 (£90) Loved the clear by levitra … Continue reading
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Past decades have seen microfinance heralded as the answer to global poverty. Capital constraints was believed to be what’s holding poor people back; all natural entrepreneurs, give a poor person a loan and they’ll not only start and grow their … Continue reading