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International Day for the Eradication of Poverty
The observance of the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty can be traced back to 17 October 1987. On that day, over a hundred thousand people gathered at the Trocadéro in Paris , where the Universal Declaration of Human Rights was signed in 1948, to honour the victims of extreme poverty, violence and hunger. They proclaimed that poverty is a violation of human rights and affirmed the need to come together to ensure that these rights are respected.
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(Part 1) 23rd Infopoverty World Conference.
Amidst the COVID-19 pandemic and the harrowing realities of ongoing wars, a new perception of Society has surfaced. This newfound awareness has been further altered by the advent of AI, fundamentally reshaping our outlook on the imminent future, amplifying concerns and uncertainties surrounding a digitally dominated world. Operating since the dawn of the digital revolution, the Infopoverty World Conference has punctually chronicled the pivotal junctures of this era.
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#e-welfare#health for all#infopoverty world conference#provide e-welfare for all#ensure human rights for all#artificial intelligence#digital process#conferences#sdgs#globalgoals#poverty eradication
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(Part 2) 23rd Infopoverty World Conference.
On these premises, drawing from the results elaborated in the past Final Declarations, addressing the topic "AI turmoils digital processes: how to act to ensure human rights and provide e-welfare for all?", the 23rd Infopoverty World Conference intends to respond to some of the main challenges that emerged amidst the controversial advent of Artificial Intelligence in our Society. In doing so, the discussion will delve into how such innovative tools can be used as efficient and adequate means to provide e-welfare for eradication poverty, assure health for all, as well as adequate education, ending hunger and accelerate the achievement of the SDGs.
Watch the (Part 2) 23rd Infopoverty World Conference!
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#e-welfare#health for all#infopoverty world conference#provide e-welfare for all#ensure human rights for all#artificial intelligence#digital process#conferences#sdgs#globalgoals#poverty eradication
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How to address the challenges of inequalities in the world of work?
Perspectives and views of International and Regional Organisations on the challenge of inequalities in the world of work and the measures needed to address it including the use of social dialogue and its institutions.
#social dialogue#world of work#inequalities#international labour organisation (ilo)#International and Regional Organisations
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Let's recall poverty involves more than just financial struggle.
CONSIGNING POVERTY TO HISTORY.
Ahead of the International Day for the eradication of poverty , let's recall poverty involves more than just financial struggle. It means poor health, limited education & lack of political power. Initiatives like Universal Basic Income, social protection & inclusive policies can drive change.
#PovertyDay#UNDP#poor health#limited education#lack of political power#Universal Basic Income#social protection#17 october#united nations development programme (undp)#sdg1
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Focus on innovative financing and mobilization of private capital in favor of the SDGs.
On the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty, the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) named Her Royal Highness Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden as Goodwill Ambassador for the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). In this new role, the Crown Princess will mobilize support for the 17 Goals, which were established in 2015 as a global roadmap to end poverty and improve the well-being of people and the planet by 2030.
At the signing ceremony, held at the Royal Palace in Stockholm, the Crown Princess said: “It is a great honor to have been named Goodwill Ambassador for UNDP. It gives me additional opportunities to support the work for the Sustainable Development Goals. I look forward to immersing myself in UNDP's work to prevent many of the difficult challenges the world faces today that affect people all over the world.”
#International Day for the Eradication of Poverty#17 october#UNDP#United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)
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It's time to recognize the importance of inclusive national youth employment strategies and decent jobs creation to End Poverty.
On International for the Eradication of Poverty, the ILO recognizes the importance of inclusive national youth employment strategies and decent jobs creation to End Poverty. Let’s work together to ensure access to decent work & social protection for all, particularly youth.
#BuildingFutures#ASEANNextGen#PovertyDay#sdg1#ILO#international labour organization#EndPoverty#International for the Eradication of Poverty#asia pacific#decent work for all#youth employment strategies
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Conflicts fuel child poverty.
333 million children struggle to survive on less than $2.15 per day. We have the policy and programming tools to End Child Poverty. This is the moment to match knowledge with resources and political will. We must put children at the centre of financing priorities.
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Statement by the UNDP Administrator on International Day for the eradication of poverty 2023.
If current trends continue, approximatively. 7% of the population will remain in extreme poverty by 2030 As part of United Nations family, UNDP is committed to push boundaries to consign poverty to history, prioritizing dignity over profit.
#undp#united nations development programme (undp)#International Day for the eradication of poverty#sdg1#poverty#17 october#Statements
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Agenda Programme of the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty 2023; October 17th.
Outside at UNHQ Garden, ATD Fourth World Stone.
- 1pm -1:02: Introduction of MC’s by Martin Kalisa, ATD Fourth World International Leadership member. MC’s: Diamond “Icy” Legendre (WALTER) (confirmed) and Mathieu Cognac (ILO) (confirmed)
- 1:02-1:06: MC welcomes attendees, explains the meaning of the day, introduces SG (or Deputy SG Amina J. Mohammed {requested}) (TBC)
- 1:06 -1:11: SG speaks (TBC)
- 1:11-1:13: MC thanks SG, introduces the first activist speaking group, LP4Y.
- 1:13-1:21: Mamadou Dioulde Diallo, Dian Safitri, Soumayraa Samir Hmouda, Laxmi Chauhan (Dian and Sounayrra confirmed, Mamadou and Laxmi waiting for Visas)
- 1:21-1:22:MC thanks LP4Y, introduces Rosetta and Meshell
- 1:22-1:30: Rosetta Savana and Meshell Whyte speak. (Both confirmed)
- 1:28-1:30: MC thanks Rosetta and Meshell, introduces Julia
- 1:30-1:35: Julia Miranda (Confirmed) sings “A lovely Day” by Bill Withers
- 1:38-1:40: MC Thanks Julia, introduces school children.
- 1:40-1:46: Reading the text of the Commemorative Stone in 6 UN languages by children and youth (TBC).
- 1:46-1:48: MC thanks children, introduces moment of silence.
- 1:48-1:49: MC introduces gospel chorus.
- 1:49-1:54: Lavender Light Black and People of All Colors Lesbian and Gay Gospel Choir (Confirmed) sings, Sam Cooke - “A change is gonna come”
- 1:54-1:56: MC thank chorus, introduces Activist from Workers Justice Project (WJP).
- 1:56-2:01: Jahir Mauricio Palache, WJP Activist speaks. (Confirmed).
- 2:01-2:03: MC thanks the WJC activist, introduce the Gesture.
- 2:03-2:08: Gesture.
- 2:08 -2:10: MC introduce ILO director.
- 2:10 -2:15: Ms Cynthia Samuel-Olonjuwon, Special Representative to the UN and Director of the ILO for the UN (TBC) speaks.
- 2:15 -2:17: MC thanks Ms. Samuel-Olonjuwon, welcomes back/introduces Martin to speak.
- 2:17 -2:23: Martin wraps up the theme of the day - dignity, decent work, and social protection.
- 2:23-2:25: MC thanks Martin, thanks attendees, invites people to Fourth World House for Reception.
- 2:25: Group photos at stone.
#International Day for the Eradication of Poverty#17 october#UNDESA#Department of Economic and Social Affairs#ATD Fourth World Stone#Agenda programme#international labour organization
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Commemoration to Honor People in Poverty.
Testimonies, Musical Performances, Commemoration to Honor People in Poverty,
Decent work and social protection, Putting Dignity in Pratice for all. International Day for the ereadication of poverty.
Tuesday, October 17, 2023.
1:00 PM to 2.3O PM
UN Garden (North Lawn)
United Nations Headquaters New York.
#world bank#Department of economic and social affairs#undesa#ngo committee for social development#endpoverty#Dignity in Practice#hybrid event#people living in extreme poverty.#international day for the eradication of poverty#17 october
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Strengthen collaboration with International Financial Institutions.
We continue to strengthen collaboration with International Financial Institutions, including the World Bank, to help governments leverage the financing needed to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals(SDGs) and address the socio-economic challenge posed by COVID19.
#poverty alleviation#funding compendium#globalgoals#undp#United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)#publication#world bank
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What obstacles prevent women from escaping poverty?
join the launch of #MultidimensionalPoverty Index with a focus on women. Register to participate!
#multidimensional poverty#sdg1#poverty estimates#women#IgualdaddeGénero#gender equality#UNDP#PNUD#hybrid event
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Poverty isn't just about income.
Poverty is the lack of money It's also about access to basic needs in health, education, nutrition, water, sanitation, electricity and living standards.
#sdg1#poverty#lack of money#lack of good health#lack of adequate housing#lack of education#lack of water#lack of sanitation#lack of electricity#living conditions#undp#basic needs
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No one choose poverty, let's choose to end it.
Family Problems.
The poor are at greater risk for family problems, including divorce and domestic violence. As Chapter 9 “Sexual Behavior” explains, a major reason for many of the problems families experience is stress. Even in families that are not poor, running a household can cause stress, children can cause stress, and paying the bills can cause stress. Families that are poor have more stress because of their poverty, and the ordinary stresses of family life become even more intense in poor families. The various kinds of family problems thus happen more commonly in poor families than in wealthier families. Compounding this situation, when these problems occur, poor families have fewer resources than wealthier families to deal with these problems.
Families should never have to choose between food on the table and education for their children. It's time to #EndPoverty and create a world where these choices are a thing of the past.
#family problems#the poor#Families#stress management#household#undp#endpoverty#sdg1#poverty alleviation
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Decent Work isn't just about earnings. With SocialProtection, it's about dignity, security, and community.
Panel Discussion on #DecentWork and #SocialProtection. Join us on 17 October as we advocate for both during the observance of the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty 2023.
#EndPoverty#IDEP2023#EveryoneIncluded#SocialProtection#DecentWork#Dignity in practice#panel discussion#Department of Economic and Social Affairs#undesa#17 october
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What is will take to end poverty on a liveable planet?
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2023 World Bank Group Annual Meeting Chairman, Sergii Marchenko, Minister of Finance of Ukraine, World Bank President Ajay Banga, and Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund Kristalina Georgieva speak at the October 13th plenary session of the Annual Meetings in Marrakech, Morocco.
Watch World Bank President Ajay Banga lay out this ambitious new vision live from the #WBmeetings
2023 World Bank Annual Meetings
WHEN: Friday, October 13, 2023
TIME: 7.45-9.15 AM GMT.
WHERE: Marrakech, Morocco
#GlobalGoals#EveryoneIncluded#world bank#International Monetary Fund#plenary sessions#endpoverty#Youtube
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AGENDA PROGRAMME 2023 IDEP "Decent work and Social Protection: Putting Dignity in Practice for All."
International Day for the Eradication of Poverty 2023
WHEN: Tuesday, October 17 · 1 - 2:30pm EDT
WHERE: United Nations Visitors Entrance46th Street and 1st Avenue New York, NY 10017 United States
#Dignity in Practice#international day for the eradication of poverty#UNDESA#17 october#Social protection#17october#EndingPoverty#panel discussion#hybrid event#GlobalGoals#EveryoneIncluded#Division for Inclusive Social Development (DISD)#international labour organization
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