It has been four years since Dambisa Moyo published a sensational book, “Dead Aid”.
Is Aid Really Dead?
World
UNPEC Declares Poverty is Now Over
UNPEC announces global poverty has ended thanks to the Cash for All the Poor programme (CFAP).
From Business Card to Business Partner
I will look back into my work experience and share how it affects my work.
Collaboration with IDS Alumni Blog
The Povertist will explore to collaborate with IDS Alumni Blog. We entirely share its vision.
Is Chronic Poverty Crucial for Post 2015?
There are half a billion people who are poor over many years or for a lifetime.
Headlines for Tony Benn’s Departure
“It’s questionable whether we have a democracy. Democracy transfers power from the marketplace to the polling stations.”
Lessons from Japan’s 3.11 Earthquake
An unforgettable day started as quietly as usual. It was the beginning of the longest day in my life.
David Hulme on Urban Poverty
David Hulme talks about urban poverty in Bangladesh in link to climate change and urban governance.
Helen Clark on Match Against Poverty
Helen Clark promotes “Match Against Poverty“. It will help recovery efforts in the Philippines.
United States on Minimum Wage
Policy options for reducing poverty have become quite similar between developed countries and developing countries.
