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Poverty Measures and Dichotomy of Urban-Rural Povertyes. The most commonly used figure is the “poverty line”, which itself is a difficult and controversial concept. Concerns with identifying people affected by poverty and the desire to measure it have at times obscured the fact that poverty is too complex to be reduced to a single dimension of human l

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Innovative Solutions to Povertyitable companies around the world are also the top innovators. Extending the innovation concept to the problem of poverty, which itself is inseparable from low productivity and lack of economic growth in diverse sectors of economies of low-income countries, we can count on innovation to improve prod

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Water in the Poverty-Environment Nexuse overall goal of eradicating extreme poverty and hunger, and is dependent on water as one of the drivers for realizing such a goal (see, e.g., [.]). It provides a key component of agricultural requirement for food production as well as for domestic use. If people are able to provide food, then abso

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Geospatial Monitoring and Management of Disastersanging from earthquakes, landslides, droughts, floods, tornadoes, hurricanes, tsunamis, volcanic eruptions, etc. Over the last century, the frequency, severity and impact of natural disasters has increased substantially. This has been partly attributable to the destruction of the environment and the

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-39733-2Economic Development Policy; Environmental Management; Poverty eradication policies; Public Administrat

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