CFSC urges reforms as extreme poverty rises
The Centre for Social Concern proposed four measures to address the growth of extreme poverty. They suggest reviewing the Social Cash Transfer Programme and restoring macroeconomic stability. The group also recommends investing in irrigation farming to reduce the reliance on rain-fed agriculture. They believe food security must be protected first.
Centre for Social Concern (CfSC) has proposed four measures to tackle rising extreme poverty, including reviewing the Social Cash Transfer Programme and reducing dependence on rain-fed agriculture. The measures include a review of social cash transfer programme, invest in irrigation farming, protect food security first and restore macroeconomic stability. The recommendations follow the latest National … The post CFSC urges reforms as extreme poverty rises appeared first on Nation Online .