Interview with Gopi Gopalakrishnan (World Health Partners)
World Health Partners provides access to healthcare, education, and other services to fill the healthcare gap in low-resource communities in
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From Tina Rosenberg / New York Times: In many parts of the world, not owning one’s own land is more directly correlated to poverty than other factors such as illiteracy, but land reform is controversial, difficult, and expensive. A new program called Landesa is having success in India through a non-confiscatory model that gives families tennis-court size plots.
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