Comments for The Poverty Line http://thepovertyline.net A Photo Project on What It Means to be Poor Thu, 10 May 2012 10:50:18 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Comment on Gallery (a picture equates to what a poor person can buy in a day) by Asa http://thepovertyline.net/?page_id=589#comment-201 Asa Thu, 10 May 2012 10:50:18 +0000 http://thepovertyline.net/?page_id=589#comment-201 好棒的想法跟作法！ 好棒的想法跟作法！

]]> Comment on Gallery (a picture equates to what a poor person can buy in a day) by KunLei http://thepovertyline.net/?page_id=589#comment-159 KunLei Wed, 28 Mar 2012 04:01:51 +0000 http://thepovertyline.net/?page_id=589#comment-159 esp so in sg and china. esp so in sg and china.

]]> Comment on The Project by The Poverty Line – Potatoes | The Poverty Line http://thepovertyline.net/?page_id=59#comment-158 The Poverty Line – Potatoes | The Poverty Line Tue, 27 Mar 2012 17:15:06 +0000 http://thepovertyline.net/beta/?page_id=59#comment-158 [...] The Project [...] [...] The Project [...]

]]> Comment on Gallery (a picture equates to what a poor person can buy in a day) by Jack http://thepovertyline.net/?page_id=589#comment-145 Jack Sat, 17 Mar 2012 16:30:34 +0000 http://thepovertyline.net/?page_id=589#comment-145 Vanilla is very expensive in Western countries isn't it... Vanilla is very expensive in Western countries isn’t it…

]]> Comment on Grit and Glamour Collide in Hong Kong by A Real Experience in Giving and Sharing. | glamaross http://thepovertyline.net/?p=410#comment-144 A Real Experience in Giving and Sharing. | glamaross Fri, 16 Mar 2012 08:21:44 +0000 http://thepovertyline.net/beta/?p=410#comment-144 [...] These cage homes, tucked inside aging buildings in Kowloon, represent the other Hong Kong – the Hong Kong removed from the flush of money, chauffeured cars, Michelin-starred restaurants, and Chanel handbags. With the city’s non-interventionism, minimal social welfare, and 7.9% inflation, there is an immense challenge for the city’s most at-risk in achieving a basic standard of living.” — excerpt from Grit and Glamour Collide in Hong Kong | The Poverty Line. [...] [...] These cage homes, tucked inside aging buildings in Kowloon, represent the other Hong Kong – the Hong Kong removed from the flush of money, chauffeured cars, Michelin-starred restaurants, and Chanel handbags. With the city’s non-interventionism, minimal social welfare, and 7.9% inflation, there is an immense challenge for the city’s most at-risk in achieving a basic standard of living.” — excerpt from Grit and Glamour Collide in Hong Kong | The Poverty Line. [...]

]]> Comment on The Project by Contextualizing Poverty Around The World « blog.mtvscratch.com http://thepovertyline.net/?page_id=59#comment-126 Contextualizing Poverty Around The World « blog.mtvscratch.com Fri, 24 Feb 2012 05:09:37 +0000 http://thepovertyline.net/beta/?page_id=59#comment-126 [...] to illustrating the crippling effects of poverty all over the world. Artists Stefen Chow and HY Lin have traveled to five continents; their goal is to contextualize poverty within specific countries [...] [...] to illustrating the crippling effects of poverty all over the world. Artists Stefen Chow and HY Lin have traveled to five continents; their goal is to contextualize poverty within specific countries [...]

]]> Comment on Gallery (a picture equates to what a poor person can buy in a day) by Walking the line… « (Roughly) Daily http://thepovertyline.net/?page_id=589#comment-124 Walking the line… « (Roughly) Daily Tue, 21 Feb 2012 09:03:43 +0000 http://thepovertyline.net/?page_id=589#comment-124 [...] photographer Stefen Chow has produced an arresting series of photos illustrating the tangible reality of poverty: This body of work explores a simple question. What is [...] [...] photographer Stefen Chow has produced an arresting series of photos illustrating the tangible reality of poverty: This body of work explores a simple question. What is [...]

]]> Comment on Determining the Poverty Line in India by Dario http://thepovertyline.net/?p=940#comment-107 Dario Tue, 07 Feb 2012 08:00:21 +0000 http://thepovertyline.net/?p=940#comment-107 Hi, I've written a couple of articles on the poverty line in general and that of India, showing how they were intimately tied with politics. I think it should answers many of your questions :) http://www.poverties.org/poverty-in-india.html http://www.poverties.org/poverty-line.html Hi, I’ve written a couple of articles on the poverty line in general and that of India, showing how they were intimately tied with politics. I think it should answers many of your questions :)

http://www.poverties.org/poverty-in-india.html

http://www.poverties.org/poverty-line.html

]]> Comment on Understanding the Poverty Line: Hong Kong by Ray http://thepovertyline.net/?p=406#comment-91 Ray Sun, 01 Jan 2012 23:42:09 +0000 http://thepovertyline.net/beta/?p=406#comment-91 Hi, My name is Raymond, I am a master student in architecture at Carleton University, Canada. I am working on my thesis right now and it is related to the poverty living in Hong Kong. I believe that there is a better way for the poor to live and as a future architect, I am devoted to contribute to finding solutions for the poor in Hong Kong. As I read your blog, the fact that you posted is very interesting and helpful to my research. Do you mind sharing where you find your resources? I would love to hear from you soon. Thank you. Raymond Hi,

My name is Raymond, I am a master student in architecture at Carleton University, Canada. I am working on my thesis right now and it is related to the poverty living in Hong Kong. I believe that there is a better way for the poor to live and as a future architect, I am devoted to contribute to finding solutions for the poor in Hong Kong.
As I read your blog, the fact that you posted is very interesting and helpful to my research. Do you mind sharing where you find your resources?
I would love to hear from you soon.
Thank you.

Raymond

]]> Comment on China, December 2010 by Freeshare0207 http://thepovertyline.net/?p=193#comment-50 Freeshare0207 Sun, 04 Dec 2011 02:48:31 +0000 http://thepovertyline.net/beta/?p=193#comment-50 "Fortunately" annually the govenment operation costs 1, 000,000,000, 000 RMB. I wish it a rumor. “Fortunately” annually the govenment operation costs 1, 000,000,000, 000 RMB. I wish it a rumor.

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