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Poverty in the context of Climate Change This Human Development Report, ‘Tajikistan: Poverty in the Context of Climate Change’ is a system of views on the objectives, principles, contents and ways of implementing Tajikistan’s climate policy both within the country and internationally, in part related to climate change impacts. Given Tajikistan’s strategic landmarks, this Report forms the basis for formulating and implementing the country’s climate policy. Tajikistan - 2012 |
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Razones para la esperanza Colombia es más rural de lo que pensamos. Pero por casi cuarenta años, la progresión del proceso de urbanización como la ruta privilegiada hacia la modernización opacó esa realidad. Según el Informe, no el 25% sino el 32% de los colombianos son pobladores rurales, y en las tres cuartas partes de los municipios, cuya área ocupa la mayoría del territorio nacional, predominan relaciones propias de sociedades rurales. Por cerca de dos... Colombia - 2011 |
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Inequality El Informe Nacional sobre Desarrollo Humano (INDH) 2011, titulado “Reducir la inequidad: un desafío impostergable”, está dedicado al análisis de la inequidad en Honduras. Por inequidad se entiende en este Informe, a las desigualdades que se consideran injustas, innecesarias y socialmente remediables. Se consideran inequidades aquellas disparidades que están más allá de la voluntad de las personas y que se basan en el acceso diferencial a ... Honduras - 2011 |
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Building Resilience The Future of Rural Livelihoods in the Face of Climate Change The focus in the 2011 Cambodia Human Development Report is on climate change and rural live-lihoods. While this captures only part of the picture of climate change in Cambodia, it is an essential starting point. Even though Cambodia is changing rapidly and the distinctions between rural and urban are becoming less clear, most people continue to depend on a rural economy and natural resources. Although numerous transformations have occurred in this area in recent years, the rural economy remai... Cambodia - 2011 |
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Small Businesses and Human Development The report highlights the essential role played by micro, small and medium enterprises in the promotion of human development in the country, and through four main pillars, namely economic growth, that is inclusive and pro-poor, social progress, participation, empowerment throw micro finance, and environmental sustainability. The report consists of eight chapters dealing with: the concept of human development through small and medium enterprises, human development in Jordan, economic growth, s... Jordan - 2011 |
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Promoting Human Development through Shared Growth A Special focus on Infrastructure and Agriculture The explicit goal of the LHDR 2010 is to supplement the vision contained in the Liberia’s Poverty Reduction Strategy (PRS) as a prosperous, productive nation that is at peace. Over time, the GoL has been moving progressively to a longer-term strategy of reconstruction and development that began with a 150-day plan. Following that, it adopted the interim PRS (iPRS) and recently formulated and began implementing a full PRS. All of the Government’s programs are highly ambitious and a... Liberia - 2010 |
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Sustainable Future: Towards a Low Carbon Economy and Sustainable Society UNDP China took the initiative to focus this National Human Development Report on the topic of “Sustainable Future: Towards a Low Carbon Economy and Sustainable Society”. By analyzing both the risks and potential benefits to China of a shift to a low carbon economy and society, it is hoped that this report will provide a considered contribution to China’s rapidly evolving policies in this area. The report highlights that, if China can fully grasp the opportunities at hand, i... China - 2010 |
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Provincial Human Development Report Aceh Human Development and People Empowerment The intention behind HDRs is to place human development at the forefront of the development agenda, both at the national and local level. Th ey provide an instrument which can be used to review progress, compare indicators of wellbeing among diff erent social groups, and identify those persons who are been left behind in the development process. Equally important, HDRs aim to spur debate on development priorities, enhance policy making and promote better use of public resources to realize imp... Indonesia - 2010 |
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