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Strategy for Tackling Poverty in Nigeria:
What America Can Learn From This?
Strategy for tackling poverty in Nigeria; what America can learn from this?, while the Subtitle: is - An evaluation of what the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) members' community perceives as their support needs in Nigeria in 'Tackling Poverty' and 'How to sway policymakers, using Social Marketing Techniques (SMT)'?
Published Books
Tackling Poverty: A Thesis Being Submitted for the Partial Fulfilment of the Requirements of the Cardiff Metropolitan University in Collaboration with ... for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy.
This book presents an in-depth, evidence-based study of poverty in Bayelsa State, Nigeria, examining the unmet support needs of young people and community organisations and how policy-makers can be effectively influenced using social marketing techniques.
Drawing on mixed-methods research involving surveys, interviews, and stakeholder discussions, the study introduces an enhanced Multi-Dimensional Poverty Index–Implementable Joint Programme of Action model, offering a practical framework for tackling extreme poverty.
The findings reveal systemic challenges—including unemployment, corruption, low wages, and lack of social infrastructure—while proposing realistic, policy-driven solutions centred on job creation, skills development, investment, and grassroots participation. This book is an essential resource for policymakers, academics, development practitioners, and anyone seeking actionable strategies for poverty alleviation.
Strategy for Tackling Poverty in Nigeria: An Evaluation of What the National Youth Service Corps (Nysc) Members’ Community Perceives as Their Support Needs ... Using Social Marketing Techniques (Smt)?
This book delivers a rigorous, research-driven examination of poverty in Nigeria through the lived experiences of National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) members and their communities. It explores what young people identify as their most critical support needs—and how policymakers can be effectively influenced using social marketing techniques.
Grounded in a robust mixed-methods research design, the study draws on large-scale surveys and in-depth interviews with NYSC members, policymakers, and community stakeholders. The findings reveal profound structural gaps, including unemployment, corruption, low wages, environmental degradation, and policy failures that continue to trap young people in poverty.
More than a diagnosis, this book advances practical, policy-oriented solutions, calling for large-scale investment, employment creation, and systemic reform. It is an essential resource for policymakers, academics, development practitioners, and anyone seeking evidence-based strategies for tackling poverty in Nigeria and comparable contexts.
Strategy for Tackling Poverty in Nigeria
(2nd Ed.): What Nigerian young people and community organisations perceive as tackling-poverty, using social marketing techniques
This second edition offers a compelling, research-driven exploration of how Nigerian young people and community organisations understand and experience poverty—and what it will truly take to tackle it. Drawing on insights from National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) communities, the book examines unmet support needs and the role of social marketing techniques in influencing effective policymaking.
Bridging academic research and real-world policy application, the book advances an inclusive, grassroots-led approach to poverty reduction, with lessons that extend beyond Nigeria to sub-Saharan Africa and similar contexts. It is an essential read for policymakers, academics, development professionals, and anyone seeking practical, evidence-based strategies for tackling poverty.
Tackling Poverty: A Thesis Being Submitted for the Partial Fulfilment of the Requirements of the Cardiff Metropolitan University in Collaboration with ... for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy.
This book presents an in-depth, evidence-based study of poverty in Bayelsa State, Nigeria, examining the unmet support needs of young people and community organisations and how policy-makers can be effectively influenced using social marketing techniques.
Drawing on mixed-methods research involving surveys, interviews, and stakeholder discussions, the study introduces an enhanced Multi-Dimensional Poverty Index–Implementable Joint Programme of Action model, offering a practical framework for tackling extreme poverty.
The findings reveal systemic challenges—including unemployment, corruption, low wages, and lack of social infrastructure—while proposing realistic, policy-driven solutions centred on job creation, skills development, investment, and grassroots participation. This book is an essential resource for policymakers, academics, development practitioners, and anyone seeking actionable strategies for poverty alleviation.
Strategy for Tackling Poverty in Nigeria: An Evaluation of What the National Youth Service Corps (Nysc) Members’ Community Perceives as Their Support Needs ... Using Social Marketing Techniques (Smt)?
This book delivers a rigorous, research-driven examination of poverty in Nigeria through the lived experiences of National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) members and their communities. It explores what young people identify as their most critical support needs—and how policymakers can be effectively influenced using social marketing techniques.
Grounded in a robust mixed-methods research design, the study draws on large-scale surveys and in-depth interviews with NYSC members, policymakers, and community stakeholders. The findings reveal profound structural gaps, including unemployment, corruption, low wages, environmental degradation, and policy failures that continue to trap young people in poverty.
More than a diagnosis, this book advances practical, policy-oriented solutions, calling for large-scale investment, employment creation, and systemic reform. It is an essential resource for policymakers, academics, development practitioners, and anyone seeking evidence-based strategies for tackling poverty in Nigeria and comparable contexts.
This second edition offers a compelling, research-driven exploration of how Nigerian young people and community organisations understand and experience poverty—and what it will truly take to tackle it. Drawing on insights from National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) communities, the book examines unmet support needs and the role of social marketing techniques in influencing effective policymaking.
Bridging academic research and real-world policy application, the book advances an inclusive, grassroots-led approach to poverty reduction, with lessons that extend beyond Nigeria to sub-Saharan Africa and similar contexts. It is an essential read for policymakers, academics, development professionals, and anyone seeking practical, evidence-based strategies for tackling poverty.
Ebikinei Stanley Eguruze
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