Owie, Glory Osakioyamen <br/><br/>
POVERTY ALLEVIATION IN AFRICA / 
 THE  CASE STUDIES OF NIGERIA AND UGANDA 
GLORY OSAKIOYAMEN OWIE; SUPERVISOR: ASSOC. PROF. DR. DİLEK LATİF 
 - v, 56 sheets;  31 cm.  1 CD-ROM 
<br/><br/>Thesis (MA) - Cyprus International University. Institute of Graduate Studies and Research International Relations Department 
<br/><br/>Includes bibliography (sheets 51-56) 
<br/><br/> ABSTRACT<br/>Politically over the past three decades, successive governments in Nigeria and Uganda <br/>have implemented policies designed to make the citizens socio-politically happy. <br/>Nevertheless, despite these efforts, the issue of poverty persists since the suggested <br/>solutions have not been able to identify its underlying roots. Therefore, the goal of this <br/>essay is to close that strategic intellectual gap. The article will include a descriptive <br/>structure and a comprehensive literature review. Among other things, the paper has the <br/>following goals: to investigate both the definition of poverty and the marketing notion. <br/>discover a long-term solution to the problem of poverty, to develop policy proposals <br/>that the government, non-governmental organizations, and other stakeholders may <br/>employ to help address the issue of poverty affecting Nigerians and all of black Africa. <br/>The first of the UN Sustainable Development Goals, which is projected to direct the <br/>post-2015 development agenda, is to eradicate extreme poverty for all people <br/>everywhere by 2030, as measured by individuals subsisting on $1.25 per day. The <br/>world's poorest yet fastest-growing region, Nigeria and Uganda, are examined in this <br/>article along with the viability of the worldwide objective of ending poverty. It <br/>concludes that although extreme poverty in SSA can be brought to low levels by 2030, <br/>it will not be eliminated under credible assumptions. The goal of national and regional <br/>policy should be to boost growth while also enhancing its inclusivity and "green" <br/>aspects. By promoting policy coordination and coherence, international organizations, <br/>particularly informal ones like the G20, can play a crucial role in this quest. <br/>Additionally, African nations will want more room to express their viewpoints in <br/>international economic discussions of matters affecting the continent's sustainable <br/>development.<br/>Keywords: Governance, Inclusive and Green Growth, Poverty, , Socio-political<br/>Sustainable Development.<br/> 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Poverty--Dissertations, Academic<br/>Sustainable development--Dissertations, Academic<br/> Political science--Dissertations, Academic