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Title: Feminizatin of poverty
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This also demonstrates that it is not so much as policy that needs to be changed as social structure.
The informal arena main focus should be empowering women through access to informational opportunities. Organizations could implement workshops dedicated to educating poor women about obtaining and using government aid to its maximum advantage... Showed first 250 characters
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Organizations could implement workshops dedicated to educating poor women about obtaining and using government aid to its maximum advantage. This particular strategy allows the women to have a sense of control over decisions that will affect their life... Showed next 250 characters
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