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International Conference on Poverty Alleviation and Public Economics

📅 29–30 Jan 2027 📍 San Fernando, Trinidad and Tobago 👤 Standard / Listener

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This track explores the role of fiscal policy in addressing poverty and enhancing social welfare. It aims to analyze the effectiveness of government spending and taxation in reducing inequality and promoting inclusive growth.

This session focuses on the design and implementation of social protection programs aimed at alleviating poverty. Discussions will include the impact of these mechanisms on vulnerable populations and their contribution to economic stability.

This track examines the relationship between redistribution policies and economic growth outcomes. Papers will investigate how equitable distribution of resources can foster sustainable development and reduce poverty.

This session delves into the intersection of public finance and social welfare initiatives. It will analyze how effective public finance management can enhance social services and improve the quality of life for disadvantaged groups.

This track addresses the critical issues of inequality within the framework of development economics. It aims to explore the causes and consequences of inequality and propose strategies for its mitigation through policy interventions.

This session focuses on the significance of human capital development in poverty alleviation efforts. It will discuss education, health, and skill development as essential components for empowering individuals and fostering economic growth.

This track investigates the role of government spending in enhancing economic resilience, particularly in times of crisis. Papers will assess how targeted expenditure can support vulnerable populations and stimulate recovery.

This session emphasizes the importance of inclusive growth strategies in achieving sustainable development. It will explore various policy frameworks that ensure equitable opportunities for all segments of society.

This track focuses on innovative policy design aimed at effectively addressing poverty. Discussions will center on evidence-based approaches and best practices that can be adopted by governments and organizations.

This session examines the relationship between public expenditure patterns and social equity outcomes. It will analyze how budget allocations can be optimized to promote fairness and reduce disparities.

This track explores the interplay between economic growth and social justice. It aims to highlight how growth strategies can be aligned with social justice principles to create a more equitable society.