The global connected agriculture market size was US$ 2.5 billion in 2021. The global connected agriculture market is forecast to grow to US$ 9.1 billion by 2030 by registering a compound annual growth ...

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The world’s richest men are taking from the world’s poorest communities with deadly consequences. Right now, every $1 becomes $5 to fight for equality. Oxfam takes a closer look at USAID, an agency ...

The most recent annual statistics found there were 40,685 homelessness applications to local authorities in 2023-24, up 4% in a year and reaching the highest point since 2011-12. Advertising helps ...

In FY24, mobile service revenues in Argentina amounted to P$1,534,634 million (-P$126,996 million or -7.6% vs. FY23). The average monthly revenue per user ("ARPU") amounted to P$5,960.0 during ...

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In Martin County, where about 40% of people live in poverty, annual premiums jumped by 290% to a price of $4,509, according to the Kentucky Lantern. However, a spokesman for the Insurance Information ...

This event coincided with the annual “Cambodia Social Protection Week 2025” opening ... as well as to foster human capital development and combat poverty. The National Social Protection Policy ...

When Milei assumed office, poverty in Argentina was already north of 40%, but that rate peaked at 52.9% in the first half of 2024, the highest rate in Argentina in almost 20 years. Even though ...

The annual analysis of trends comes from our Migrant Workers Allegations Database, the most comprehensive database of alleged human and labour rights abuses against migrant workers worldwide. “Our new ...

Argentina - February 13, 2025 The consumer price index (CPI) in Argentina stood at 84.5% year-on-year in January, marking its ninth consecutive slowdown, after recording a year-on-year rate of 117 ...

Both these adversities had made all Sri Lankans poorer in general. When measured by the criterion of absolute poverty using an income threshold of $ 3.65 per person per day suggested by the World Bank ...