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THE WORLD BANK GROUP GOALS END EXTREME POVERTY AND PROMOTE ...
www.worldbank.orgCONTENT The World Bank Group Mission, Goals, and Indicators 5 Ending Extreme Poverty 10 Ending poverty within a generation—difficult, but achievable 12
Gender and extreme poverty - United States Agency for ...
www.usaid.gov2. 2011.9 However, in gender-unequal situations women often lack access to household income and have less control over household resources, meaning that using household-level data limits our ability to clearly establish how many women versus men live in extreme poverty.
IN THE YEAR 2015, LEADERS FROM 193 COUNTRIES …
www.undp.orgEND EXTREME POVERTY IN ALL FORMS BY 2030. Yes, it’s an ambitious goal—but we believe it can be done. In 2000, the world committed to halving the number of people living in extreme
Keeping the multiple dimensions of poverty at the heart of ...
www.oecd.org2 A 2013a).1 Key policy themes raised at the forum have been taken up by the UN High-Level Panel in its proposal for a post-2015 global development framework (HLP, 2013). The proposal places ending of extreme poverty as the central challenge, but addresses inequalities only tangentially.
UNICEF STRATEGIC PLAN 2018–2021
www.unicef.org167 million children will still live in extreme poverty. 60 million children of primary school age will still be out of school. 69 million children under 5 will still die from causes we know how to prevent. UNICEF’s Strategic Plan, 2018–2021 was conceived in the context of these challenges and opportunities. With
FACT SHEET GOAL 1 Eradicate extreme poverty and hunger
www.un.orgTARGETS FAST FACTS 1. Halve, between 1990 and 2015, the proportion of people whose income is less than $1 a day* 2. Achieve full and productive employment and decent work for all, including
CULTURE, TRADITION, CUSTOM, LAW AND GENDER EQUALITY
www.saflii.orgwomen and men, and contribute to the extreme poverty that government is trying to eradicate. 3 Culture is a combination of the ideas, customs and social behaviour of a particular people or society (Weiner and Simpson Oxford English Dictionary). 4 Tradition is the transmission of customs or beliefs from generation to generation; it is a long