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Sunday, May 15, 2011
Against Poverty Through Community Empowerment
There is a point of view that poverty will be more easily found in city rather than in village in line with the increase of urbanization and economic crisis happen recently. In fact, at first poverty was identical with the village or remote area phenomenon which lack resources. However, poverty is a social condition which is commonly invisible and not fully understood by policy makers which becomes the main motive of Project of Against Poverty in Cities (P2KP) which is conducted on the basis of new paradigm and understanding.
Labels: poverty
