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Jürgen Eichler,Hans Joachim Eichlere 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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Theoretical Framework for Analyzing Povertyn than it was twenty years ago. The Development Committee of the OECD countries has proposed reduction by half by 2015 the proportion of people living in extreme poverty. This proposal has been widely adopted by the international community.

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Economic Theories of Poverty and Poverty Eradicationdeliberated and eventually made. Ideally, the adoption of economic policy should depend heavily on economic theory, which should provide the necessary framework for policy formulation and decision making, as well as for predicting the likely outcomes of policy prescriptions.

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Recent Developmentsoncepts and approaches have not been addressed though in most National Poverty Eradication Plans (NPEP). Most countries NPEP discusses the concept of poverty only in terms of the traditional consumption/expenditure approach. From this, the Plans draw conclusions about the poverty line, the depth of

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The Human Development Perspectiveduced to a single dimension of human life. It has become common for countries to establish an income-based or consumption-based poverty line. Although income focuses on an important dimension of poverty, it gives only a partial picture of the many ways human lives can be blighted. Someone can enjoy

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Emerging Conceptual Issues and Rural Urban Dichotomyigures. 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 hum