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Ending Poverty in Sub-Saharan Africa with Online Education

  • Paper ID 845
  • Volume 3, Issue 6
  • Pages 234-235
  • Published Online: November-December 2022
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  • Rapelly Harshit1

Sahithi Junior College, Hyderabad, Telangana, India.

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November-December 2022
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234-235
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7. USAID (2014), ‘Ending Extreme Poverty in Fragile Contexts’, Getting to Zero: A USAID discussion series (fianuary 28).
8. Yoshida,.; Uematsu, H. and Sobrado, C. E. (2014), ‘Is Extreme Poverty Going to End?’, World Bank Policy Research Working Pafier
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