| BOOK LAUNCH | 'Ending Poverty In South Asia: Ideas That Work' edited by Deepa Narayan and Elena Glinskaya. - 6th March, 2007
- Event Info : 'Ending Poverty In South Asia: Ideas That Work' is a compilation of essays by World Bank to provide solutions for the eradication of poverty inspite of all odds.
- James D. WolfensohnDespite, or perhaps because of, its large number of poor people, South Asia has been a leader in innovations that empower the poor on a large scale. This volume of the South Asian case studies is an inspiration not just to South Asians, but to anyone who dreams of a world free of poverty.
Former President, World Bank
- Shoaib Sultan KhanEnding Poverty in South Asia: Ideas That Work is an excellent compendium of empirical evidence on how poverty not only can be reduced but eliminated. A must for all practitioners of poverty reduction programmes.
Chairman, National Rural Support Programme (NRSP), Pakistan
- Time : 6:30 pm
- Book launch by : Montek Singh Ahluwalia, Deputy Chairman, Planning Commission.
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- Parking : Gate No. 3(Cars), Gate No. 2(Bikes & Bicycles)
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| BOOK LAUNCH | 'Ending Poverty In South Asia: Ideas That Work' edited by Deepa Narayan and Elena Glinskaya. - 6th March, 2007
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