Essays about: "fattigdomsbekämpning"

Showing result 1 - 5 of 17 essays containing the word fattigdomsbekämpning.

1. 1. Ett nyliberalt skifte i Tanzania? : en WPR-analys av ledarkrönikor i tanzanisk statsägd media

   University essay from SLU/Dept. of Urban and Rural Development

   Author : Carl Olsson; [2022]
   Keywords : Tanzania; Samia Suluhu Hassan; nyliberalism; render technical; anti-politics; WPR; utländska direktinvesteringar; FDI;

   Abstract : Denna uppsats undersöker huruvida Tanzanias president Samia Suluhu Hassan har en nyliberal inställning till utländska direktinvesteringar. Ledarkrönikor från den statligt ägda tidningen Daily News analyseras med hjälp av WPR-metoden, en definition av nyliberalism inklusive de två begreppen anti-politics och render technical. READ MORE

3. 2. Does reporting on involvement in poverty alleviation affect the cost of equity? - Empirical evidence based on listed companies in Sweden

   University essay from

   Author : Cornelia Lindstad; Isabelle Österberg; [2021-01-28]
   Keywords : Fama-French; Cost of Equity; Poverty; CSR; Swedish Stock Market;

   Abstract : The aim of this thesis is to conclude whether there is a difference in the effect on the cost of equity between companies involved in targeted poverty alleviation and companies that are not involved. Previous research indicates that increased transparency and sustainability reporting have a positive effect on the cost of equity and therefore this study aims to add research in this area. READ MORE

4. 3. Modeling least cost electricity system scenarios for Bangladesh using OSeMOSYS

   University essay from KTH/Hållbar utveckling, miljövetenskap och teknik

   Author : John Mogren Olsson; [2020]
   Keywords : Bangladesh; Energy System Model; Scenarios; OSeMOSYS; Carbon Dioxide Emissions; Bangladesh; Energisystem model; Scenarion; OSeMOSYS; Koldioxidutsläpp;

   Abstract : In order to achieve sustainable development, countries like Bangladesh need to develop their electricity systems to guarantee their citizens access to modern energy services and achieve economic development, while not compromising the global climate. The purpose of this study is to examine what mix of technologies leads to the least costs for the electricity system under different scenario assumptions. READ MORE

5. 4. Inclusive development in landlocked states

   University essay from Karlstads universitet/Handelshögskolan (from 2013)

   Author : Philip Latif; [2020]
   Keywords : landlocked; inclusive development; inclusive development index; composite sustainability indices; institutions; growth; trade; GDP; inlandsstat; inkluderande utveckling; inclusive development index; hållbarhetskompositindex; institutioner; tillväxt; handel; BNP;

   Abstract : We estimate the effects of the landlocked dummy on inclusive improvements in living standards using the recently developed Inclusive Development Index (IDI). Utilizing cross-country regression models from recent literature, contributions of income, institutional quality, trade and relevant controls are used to examine the effects of the landlocked trap on inclusive development. READ MORE

6. 5. Development Initiatives’ Impact on Women’s Empowerment : A Field Study on a Business Training and Microcredit Program in Kenya

   University essay from KTH/Industriell ekonomi och organisation (Inst.)

   Author : Josefin Grafford; Josefin Hansson; [2020]
   Keywords : Women’s empowerment; Development; Development initiatives; Poverty alleviation; Microcredit; Business training; Self-help groups; Gender inequality; Feminist theory; Kenya; Kvinnors egenmakt; Utveckling; Utvecklingsinitiativ; Fattigdomsbekämpning; Mikrokredit; Entreprenörskapsutbildning; Självhjälpsgrupper; Ojämställdhet; Feministisk teori; Kenya;

   Abstract : The primary goal of development organizations is poverty reduction, but their initiatives have in recent years also been recognized as a potential tool in empowering women and raising their status. Previous knowledge on the topic is largely based in an understanding of empowerment that seems to miss or overlook limitations and impacts of initiatives which authors with a more feminist view on empowerment address. READ MORE