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income inequality and poverty
hindi pagkakapantay - pantay ng kita at kahirapan

income inequality
hindi pagkakapantay-pantay ng kita at kahirapan

hunger and poverty
child hunger

what is global income inequality means?
ano ang ibig sabihin ng global income inequality sa tagalog meaning

what is wealth and poverty
ano ang kayamanan at karalitaan

the poverty and poverty of the peasants was ignored
ang pagid at hirap ng mga magsasaka ay nabalewala

climate change, water scarcity, inequality, and hunger
pagbabago ng klima, kakulangan sa tubig, hindi pagkakapantay-pantay, at gutom

gender equality goes hand-in-hand with macroeconomic and financial stability, can stimulate economic growth, boost private and public sector performance, and reduce income inequality
ang globalisasyon ay may potensyal na mag - ambag sa mas malawak na pagkakapantay - pantay ng kasarian. gayunpaman, sa kawalan ng pampublikong patakaran, ang globalisasyon lamang ay hindi maaaring tapusin ang hindi pagkakapantay - pantay ng kasarian. ang isang malaking bahagi ng scholarship ay nakatuon sa pandaigdigang hindi pagkakapantay - pantay. ang mga hindi pagkakapantay - pantay ng kasarian sa kontemporaryong mundo ay partikular na kapansin - pansin. ayon sa data ng united nations, ang mga kababaihan ay bumubuo ng kalahati ng populasyon ng mundo ngunit gumaganap ng dalawang - katlo ng mga oras ng trabaho sa mundo, pagmamay - ari nila ang tungkol sa 1 2 % ng ari - arian ng mundo at mahirap

activists first coined 'noynoying' to describe philippine president noynoy aquino's inaction on the soaring prices of oil, tuition and other school fees, and other basic goods and services, rising inequality, and poverty, among others.
naimbento ng ilang aktibista sa pilipinas ang paraang 'noynoying' dahil nagpapakita ito umano ng kawalang aksyon ng pangulong noynoy aquino sa mga problema gaya ng taas-presyo sa langis, sa matrikula at ibang bayarin sa paaralan, sa mga pangunahing serbisyo at bilihin, pati na ang lumalalang kahirapan, lumalaking agwat ng yaman, at iba pa.

defining gender responsiveness being gender responsive in the criminal justice system requires an acknowledgment of the realities of women’s lives, including the pathways they travel to criminal offending and the relationships that shape their lives. to assist those who work with women in ef￾fectively and appropriately responding to this information, bloom and covington developed the following definition: gender-responsive means creating an environment through site se￾lection, staff selection, program development, content, and material that reflects an understanding of the realities of women’s lives and addresses the issues of the participants. gender-responsive approach￾es are multidimensional and are based on theoretical perspectives that acknowledge women’s pathways into the criminal justice system. these approaches address social (e.g., poverty, race, class, and gender inequality) and cultural factors, as well as therapeutic interventions. these interventions address issues such as abuse, violence, family re￾lationships, substance abuse, and co-occurring disorders. they pro￾vide a strength-based approach to treatment and skill building. the emphasis is on self-efficacy.*
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