Welcome to Bridge-Gap International Foundation!

mdf recover - How to repair corrupted MDF, NDF, LDF files of Microsoft SQL Server 2000/2005/2008? The recovery software for the corrupted Microsoft SQL Server databases.

import .sql files into a mssql db - import .SQL file creating database, import .SQL files into a msSQL db, import .SQL files into ms SQL server, import .SQL files into SQL query file, import .SQL files into SQL server, import .SQL files to SQL server database, import .SQL into msSQL, import

repair sql server - Repair SQL server database, Repair SQL server, Repair SQL server 2005, How to Repair SQL server database, How to Repair SQL server, How to Repair SQL server 2005, Repair SQL database file, Repair Microsoft SQL database, Repair ms SQL database, Repair msSQ

problems with Outlook Express - Outlook Express problems, problems with Outlook Express, Outlook Express 6 problems. Outlook Express Inbox problems. Outlook Express troubleshooting, Outlook Express message Recovery, Outlook Express messages disappeared, Outlook Express Inbox messages di

.DBX viewer - How to read a corrupted DBX files of Outlook Express without Outlook Express? Best reader of damaged Outlook Express DBX files.

Bridge-Gap International Foundation

+About + Why BridgeGap + Aims + Structure +Project

welcome to Bridge-Gap International Foundation.......

WHY BRIDGE-GAP
	Around the world, several millions of people are presently trapped in chronic poverty. They have experienced deprivation over many years, a lot of them for their entire lives. Their legacy to their children is likely to be lives of similar abject poverty. Chronic poverty is not simply about having a low income. It is about multi-dimensional deprivation: being hungry or poorly nourished, having access only to dirty drinking water, not being literate, having no access to health services and being socially isolated and often economically exploited. It has been highlighted that certain factors help trap communities, families and individuals in sordid poverty: • Economic stagnation, low or narrowly based growth. • Social exclusion – people are often deprived, discriminated against and stigmatized, and then forced to engage in economic activities and social relations that keep them poor (poorly paid and insecure work; minimal access to social protection and basic services; dependent upon patrons). • chronic poverty traps – poor and disadvantaged agro-ecological areas, where there are low resources, weak economic integration with the national economy, and commonly social exclusion, economic and political marginalization, creating disadvantage. • Governance failures, particularly problems associated with conflict and corruption, ‘failed’ states where economic opportunities are few, health and education services are usually not available. • International factors, including failed and limited international cooperation for poverty reduction. Bridge-Gap wishes to encourage government and international development agencies to place greater emphasis on preventing and mitigating the shocks and insecurities that create and maintain chronic poverty. Chronically poor people need opportunities to improve their situation. We are dedicated to the management of limited funds in order to strengthen the quality of the life of poor and disadvantaged people in urban areas and rural villages in Eastern Nigeria.