When is a crisis officially over and whose responsibility is it to drive recovery when it ends? How do you ensure gaps and overlaps do not appear when humanitarian assistance withdraws and development begins? . . . → Read More: Blurred lines: Who should lead post-crisis recovery? (PDF – 87Kb)
Extreme poverty can and must be eradicated by 2030. The UN Secretary- General’s High-Level Panel and subsequent reports have all called for eradicating extreme poverty from the face of the earth by 2030. . . . → Read More: Investments to End Poverty (PDF – 28276Kb)
IFAD’s Rural Poverty Report 2011 – New realities, new challenges: new opportunities for tomorrow’s generation, is an in-depth study of rural poverty. The findings in the report come from a collaboration among dozens of experts in the field of poverty reduction – both inside and outside IFAD. They also come from the poor rural people …
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