Jobs, growth and warmer homes Evaluating the Economic Stimulus of Investing in Energy Efficiency Measures in Fuel Poor Homes Final Report for

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• Energy
• Energy policy
• Low-carbon economy
• Environmental economics
• Macroeconomics
• Energy conservation
• Carbon tax
• Rebound effect
• Economic growth
• Environment
• Economics
• Climate change policy

Jobs, growth and warmer homes Evaluating the Economic Stimulus of Investing in Energy Efficiency Measures in Fuel Poor Homes A Report by Cambridge Econometrics & Verco for

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• Energy policy
• Low-carbon economy
• Energy economics
• Energy
• Carbon tax
• Fuel poverty
• Energy policy of the United Kingdom
• Climate change mitigation
• Climate change policy
• Environmental economics
• Environment

Exploring market opportunities in  Zambia  Making financial markets work for the poor  2 

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• School
• Zambia
• Political geography
• Culture
• International relations
• Education
• Knowledge sharing
• Philosophy of education

Internet for the poor Indra de Lanerolle Why don’t most South Africans use the Internet? The most common answers, if you ask them, are: a lack of access (to devices like computers or smart phones, and to networks that

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“I want a word with you” I wonder - did those words take you to a stored away memory? Did you get that sinking feeling, halfway out of the classroom door, poor homework or some misdemeanour to be accounted for? Me, I

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• Christian soteriology
• John L. McKenzie
• Maria W. Stewart
• Christianity
• Christian theology
• Theology

Private Schools for the Poor JAMES TOOLEY The accepted wisdom is that private schools serve the privileged; everyone else, especially the poor, requires public school. The poor, so this logic goes,

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Understanding heterogeneous preferences for water supply services among the urban poor: Experience from Maputo, Mozambique Valentina Zuin & Jenna Davis Stanford University

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THE HISTORY OF NURSING HOMES In the twenty-first century, nursing homes have become a standard form of care for the most aged and incapacitated persons. Nearly 6 percent of older adults are sheltered in residential facil

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• Healthcare
• Old age
• Poor Law
• Presidency of Lyndon B. Johnson
• Almshouse
• Poorhouse
• Nursing home
• Elderly care
• Medicaid
• Medicine
• Health
• Geriatrics

CONFERENCE JUNE 15-16, 2015 Georgetown Law Center Washington, D.C. Hosted by Georgetown University’s Kalmanovitz Initiative for Labor and the Working Poor

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Biogas ovens are helping protect natural resources and the health of farmers The district of Qatabah, like the rest of the governorate, faces various environmental challenges. For poor rural communities that cannot affor

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