Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Similarly, the maximum number of points accorded to projects tackling poverty has been reduced from 15 to 10.
• On 1 December 2008 the Commission, proceeding from that decision, drew up a strategy paper in which it undertook to pursue the EU's main priorities with a view to tackling poverty and social exclusion.
• Before any political strategy, there should be a comprehensive analysis that considers all aspects of gender: we believe that their integration into the labour market is crucial to tackling poverty and their social exclusion.
• Health
• An excellent example of this integrated approach was the Poverty III programme which promoted multiagency approaches to tackling poverty.
• Calls on Member States to be committed to tackling child poverty through appropriate measures so that children are not restricted in their personal development and are not underprivileged when entering professional life;
• related activities will contribute to tackling poverty
• related diseases and reducing alarmingly high mother and child mortality rates.

• one of my main political convictions
• whereas agriculture provides employment and livelihoods for more than 60 % of the labour force in developing countries, and, as a consequence, rural development policies are essential in order to tackle poverty and hunger effectively,
• To tackle poverty and to attain the Millennium Development Goals, the real challenge is to ensure appropriate levels of development financing.
• The core insight that the surest means to tackle poverty is to provide somebody with a job
• In this regard it is necessary to adopt appropriate means of accessing rights, concentrating particularly on the needs of children, and for Member States to take effective measures to tackle poverty.
• For developing countries, industrialisation is essential to tackle poverty, and to cut the vicious circle of dependence on commodities with no added value.
• must also be recognised.
• whereas in many ACP developing countries most of the poor and vulnerable groups live in rural areas, and, as a consequence, rural development policies are essential in order to tackle poverty and hunger effectively,