The most important Anchor of Wellbeing Power

The epicentre of Selfcare and Human Development (The Rolls Royce of SUCCESS) is the Global Structure Network Group. The Group are becoming so precious, so critical, that we are seeing some global impact and across sectors. The Components of Value are also critical in the global endeavour precisely because at the centre of everything we do here is to empower households. We will deliver those components after I meet with the various Impact Partners and Stakeholders. I incorporated the Group at the precise time that the current method had run its course and could no longer support the vast amount of people that will need a Global Sector as the beacon of Humanity. We still have to deliver and implement the various departments that will make up the Group - convenienceing you to embark on your Selfcare and Human Development Prosperity journey.

If households and whole Organisations are to adjust intelligently to the challenges of life, it is imperative that they/you understand the principle forces transforming Selfcare and Human Development affairs. This is why this particular blogged that this is being posted on today, need to be our priority after our meetings. This will expand out into its own professional home. We will continue to work vigorously to democratise the Rolls Royce of SUCCESS because without effective, safe and secure infrastructure, there is no foundation to rebuild, and growth across the Ecosystems will be difficult to achieve. I remain optimistic about the medium-term trajectory of our Group, and I expect we will get your Global Stadium up in its full capacity and ready for you to access for living your best life as a culture.

The Global Structure Network Group is obsessed with the Whole Person. The Group will cover in addition to Human Development; Media, Tourism, Wine, Manufacturing, Retail, Wellness, Recruitment, The Third Sector, Lifestyle and Fashion; just to name a few.  The Group is active in the right businesses. I have set ambitious objectives for the Group because I strongly believe households need to think big to effect profound and lasting adjustment as part of the broader drive to build transferable long term sustainable value creation for household growth. Freedom and Personal Health and Wellbeing Prosperity and ESG Humanity Partners (Households) can expect a formidable team that will include talented writers, editors, Life Science Companies, Development, Farmers, Food, Lifestyle, Academics and Producers capable of the kind of explanatory broadcasting that complicated Freedom and Personal Health and Wellbeing Prosperity and Self-care issues sometimes demand. 

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Better measures of informality can improve poverty reduction policy

Informal workers or informal families?

Informality and poverty are closely linked. Reducing one might reduce the other. To do so, policies must account for the realities of families’ income sharing.

Poverty is usually measured based on household income or expenditure with the assumption that families share these. Thus, poverty reduction policies usually consider the whole household; for example, proxies from household data are often used to assess poverty levels for means-testing of eligibility for public benefits, and related transfers often target the whole family. But when informality is studied, most research considers either family firms, individual workers, or only the household head. Consequently, policies related to reducing the risks of informality are often designed with single individuals in mind, rather than their entire household.

If we imagine a family with two adults working, what do you think they do with their work income? They usually share it. If they both work informally, their family is probably vulnerable to poverty. If both have a formal job, they likely are not poor. If one of them has a formal job, the other one not, they still might be less vulnerable to poverty, thanks to the access to insurance of one member. Therefore, we need to consider families as an economic unit when talking about informality and poverty reduction.

https://www.wider.unu.edu/publication/better-measures-informality-can-improve-poverty-reduction-policy

Citation: https://www.wider.unu.edu/publication/better-measures-informality-can-improve-poverty-reduction-policy

How To Escape The Perils of Fragility

Weaker growth raises the probability of entering into fragility, with substantially larger impact.

Already facing huge development needs, the COVID-19 pandemic is exacerbating the challenges facing fragile and conflict states—a group of currently about 40 countries trapped in cycles of low administrative capacity, political instability, conflict, and weak economic performance. Our new IMF staff working paper, which analyzes the experiences of 196 countries between 1979 and 2018, shines a light on how countries can avoid or break out of this trap.

Our study also finds that countries that successfully exit from fragility spend more on health and education than those countries that do not escape.

Effective institutions, in turn, provide a foundation for a strong economy.

Finally, countries can escape from fragility by seizing a pivotal moment—a critical juncture that presents a rare opportunity for change (e.g., after a crisis or a change of leadership). 

https://blogs.imf.org/2021/08/03/how-to-escape-the-perils-of-fragility/

Citation: IMF

Empowering action towards improved livelihoods

We often talk about system-level change to address root causes of poverty and the imbalance of risk. This requires us to unite in different and creative ways. The Living Income Community of Practice motivates actors across sectors to help close the income gap, so that smallholders can earn a decent standard of living as a basic human right.

What does it mean to be able to afford a decent standard of living?

A decent standard of living is a human right. We are all accountable for the livelihoods of producers whom we depend on for our basic needs. The idea of a living income is about more than just basic subsistence and survival: it is about dignity, stability and resilience. And leads to lasting change.

https://businessfightspoverty.org/empowering-action-towards-improved-livelihoods/

Citation:  www. businessfightspoverty.org