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    Scott MacMillan, year of publication unknown The excerpt discusses the socioeconomic problems of poverty and lack of opportunity in rural Bangladesh. It focuses on Shahida, who lived in extreme poverty with her family, with her father only able to provide one meal a day and they had no other source of income. Her husband later passed away from an illness that could have been treated. The BRAC organization addressed this through their Challenging the Frontiers of Poverty Reduction--Targeting the Ultra-Poor (CFPR-TUP) program, which provided Shahida and others too poor for microfinance loans with goats and training, as well as a stipend and coaching. This helped Shahida improve her living

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    Scott MacMillan, year of publication unknown The excerpt discusses the socioeconomic problems of poverty and lack of opportunity in rural Bangladesh. It focuses on Shahida, who lived in extreme poverty with her family, with her father only able to provide one meal a day and they had no other source of income. Her husband later passed away from an illness that could have been treated. The BRAC organization addressed this through their Challenging the Frontiers of Poverty Reduction--Targeting the Ultra-Poor (CFPR-TUP) program, which provided Shahida and others too poor for microfinance loans with goats and training, as well as a stipend and coaching. This helped Shahida improve her living

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    Week 11:Task 7

    Data Log 2

    Instruction: Read the excerpt “The Fox that Killed my Goat” taken from the book “Hope over Fate”
    by Scott MacMillan and fill in the table below.

    Data log entry-2


    Title of text: “The Fox that Killed my Goat”, from the book “Hope over Fate”
    Hope Over Fate_Chapter 01.pdf

    Deadline: Week 12 Class 1

    Name of the Mention one socio- What is the initiative or Impact: Which SDG
    writer and economic problem from action that has solved this has been addressed
    year of this excerpt problem? through this action?
    publication

    Scott In this excerpt, the The BRAC organization SDG- 1 has been
    MacMillan socioeconomic issue that is implemented the addressed through
    highlighted is the terrible Challenging the Frontiers of this action. SDG 1, or
    poverty that exists in rural Poverty Reduction-- Sustainable
    Bangladesh. The author Targeting the Ultra-Poor Development Goal 1,
    discusses how the (CFPR-TUP) program, a is focused on
    inhabitants of this region project designed to help eradicating poverty
    depend on a small plot of people too poor for worldwide. The goal
    fertile but frequently flooded microfinance. Shahida was aims to end extreme
    land, and how their way of selected by BRAC, to poverty in all its forms,
    life is precarious. Shahida's participate in their program including lack of
    father was a day laborer designed for people too poor income, resources,
    who often made enough for microfinance. After initial and access to basic
    money to feed his four kids hesitation, Shahida received services, by 2030.This
    one meal a day. Conical five goats and training on goal addresses issues
    hats known as jhapis were how to care for them. The such as food
    the only source of income program also provided a insecurity, inadequate
    for Shahida and her stipend, and in-person housing, lack of
    husband, and they coaching. This had a education and
    remained childless. In remarkable effect on healthcare, and social
    addition, Shahida's Shahida, and she now had a exclusion. It
    husband passed away from better future to work recognizes that
    an illness that might have towards. poverty is a complex
    been cured as a result of issue that requires a
    the lack of access to comprehensive
    appropriate medical care. approach involving
    Also, the author discusses economic, social, and
    child marriage, which is still environmental factors.
    widely practiced in
    Bangladesh, and how it
    exacerbates poverty.

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