The Lula administration proposed launching a Global Alliance Against Hunger and Poverty in November 2024, during the G20 summit of heads of state and government in Rio de Janeiro. Check out this article authored by The Brazilian Report and part of our G20 Dialogues project!
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On the international day of eradicating #poverty, Keetie Roelen and Vidya Diwakar call for new strategies to renew commitment: 1) Linking poverty eradication to the climate change agenda 2) Balancing resilience-building with recovery programming 3) Responding to structural change within decent work and social protection strategies 4) Centring frontline workers in poverty eradication programming https://lnkd.in/edGAeZA9
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Almudena Fernandez thanks for sharing this interesting paper that finds out the interconnections among poverty and trust. Living in Perú, a country where levels of trust among society stakeholders are one of the lowest in the region, makes me think about the importance of including these matters when developing sustainability initiatives. Below the abstract of this paper: "We consider the concept of poverty from the asset-accumulation approach and propose an integrated framework, building upon existing theories, to describe how the interconnected factors of trust (or lack thereof) and social distance can reinforce poverty traps. Social distance is influenced by choice, while trust is the symptom that defines the strength of social ties on a group. We look at how an absence of trust influences how households make decisions about the use and accumulation of assets in ways that could perpetuate poverty. Weak trust also affects how groups interact with each other in a society, creating “trust clusters” within homogeneous groups and antagonism across groups, which in turn affects aspirations and leads to an erosion of the basis of a social contract. For more effective and sustainable poverty reduction, we need to understand these linkages and address them systematically."
Very happy that this paper, co-authored with Luis Felipe López-Calva and Santiago Rodríguez Solórzano, is out! If you are interested in the inter-connections between trust and poverty, check it out. Thank you to Tauhidur Rahman for the opportunity to contribute to this important issue The Initiative for Agency and Development PNUD en América Latina y el Caribe
POVERTY, TRUST, AND SOCIAL DISTANCE: A SELF-REINFORCING “POVERTY TRAP”? | Social Philosophy and Policy | Cambridge Core
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WEF research presents five key drivers business organisations can utilise to help address global poverty. https://lnkd.in/gedjpYnJ
How businesses can help alleviate poverty around the world
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Interesting roundtable and good way to spotlight how competition enforcement impacts food and energy pricing.
The OECD last explored the topic of “Competition and Poverty” during the last Latin American and Caribbean Competition Forum (“LACCF”) held in Quito, Ecuador. The main objective was to explore the interface between competition policy and poverty reduction in the Latin American context, including the role for competition authorities, given that poverty reduction remains a top priority for the governments in the region. In this article, authors Ana Paula Guimarães & Paulo Burnier da Silveira (OECD - OCDE) provides an overview of the discussions held in Ecuador, building on the OECD’s Background Note prepared for the LACCF roundtable... #antitrust #competitionlaw #povertyreduction #governments #latinamerica
Competition and Poverty Reduction: What Is the Role for Competition Authorities?
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The OECD last explored the topic of “Competition and Poverty” during the last Latin American and Caribbean Competition Forum (“LACCF”) held in Quito, Ecuador. The main objective was to explore the interface between competition policy and poverty reduction in the Latin American context, including the role for competition authorities, given that poverty reduction remains a top priority for the governments in the region. In this article, authors Ana Paula Guimarães & Paulo Burnier da Silveira (OECD - OCDE) provides an overview of the discussions held in Ecuador, building on the OECD’s Background Note prepared for the LACCF roundtable... #antitrust #competitionlaw #povertyreduction #governments #latinamerica
Competition and Poverty Reduction: What Is the Role for Competition Authorities?
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In the latest Letter from the INTOSAI Chair, Minister Bruno Dantas, in his October 2023 open letter, shares how INTOSAI contributes to the global fight against hunger and poverty. Read it here:
The Role of Supreme Audit Institutions in Auditing Policies to Combat Hunger and Poverty - INTOSAI Journal
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"What do #poverty, climate change, and conflict have in common? They are among the biggest challenges confronting Africa, and they all disproportionately affect #women living in poverty or on the margins of society." Explore this week's article on the Graduation Approach, a framework employing productive assets to give people the “big push” they need to escape poverty. This approach is a powerful mechanism for empowering African women to overcome poverty. #poverty #women #africa #SDGs https://lnkd.in/e2zZwwTJ
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Assessing Persistent Poverty: A Detailed Analysis of the Challenges Faced by the World’s Poorest Countries on the Path to Sustainable Development #poorcountry #poverty #economy https://lnkd.in/gM-eznkA
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