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Global Poverty

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    Clean Cooking is Key to Ending Energy Poverty by 2030

    Impact Alpha Nov 2, 2017

    Between 2000 and 2016, 500 million people gained access to electricity. That pace is expected to continue to 2030. That will still leave 674 million people (compared with 1.1 billion…

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    How Can We Use Science For Poverty Solutions? [Video]

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    In both rich and poor countries, government policy is often based on no evidence at all and many programs don’t work. This has particularly harsh effects on the global poor…

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    Providing a Path Out of Poverty

    Giving Compass Nov 1, 2017

    A man who had been doing maintenance on an apartment building in exchange for rent came into a Hopelink center one day, asking if anyone knew of a small car…

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    A Tax Proposal That Could Lift Millions Out of Poverty

    MDRC Oct 30, 2017

    As the Trump Administration and Congressional Republicans attempt to portray a tax plan slanted to the top 1 percent as “middle-class” tax relief, it’s worth asking what actual tax relief…

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    Raising the GDP in India Relies On Women?

    ImpactAlpha Oct 29, 2017

    Two years ago, McKinsey reported that achieving gender parity in India by 2025 would have a greater economic impact than in any other region in the world. The report, “The…

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    San Francisco Schools Failing to Serve Low-Income Students of Color?

    The 74 Media Inc. Oct 27, 2017

    San Francisco, despite its reputation for unabashed progressivism and rapidly growing wealth, has a public school system with gapingly large achievement gaps and a more pronounced failure to serve low-income…

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    Shrinking School Districts: The New Geography of Suburban Poverty

    The 74 Media Inc. Oct 27, 2017

    Chicago public school officials announced last Friday that enrollment over the past year had continued a nearly two-decade downward trend, declining by about 10,000 students. Roughly 371,000 students now attend the city’s…

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    Republicans Can Still Consider Low-Income Families in Tax Reform

    American Enterprise Institute Oct 26, 2017

    While debate continues over whether the Republican tax plan will boost the middle class or help only the rich, the truth is that nobody yet knows. Too many details need to be worked…

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    The Time to Incorporate Behavioral Insights Into Poverty Interventions is Now

    MDRC Oct 25, 2017

    It has taken much too long for poverty researchers and program analysts to incorporate the insights of behavioral economists into their research and policy designs. We know enough to launch…

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    Jackson Public School District Put Under State Authority

    American Enterprise Institute Oct 25, 2017

    Children in Mississippi’s capital city are getting shortchanged. The Mississippi Department of Education had been investigating the Jackson Public School District, and recently released a report which found the district…

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    Closing the Racial Gap of Economic Mobility

    The Seattle Foundation Oct 25, 2017

    The American dream is difficult to achieve for many people in this country, with a substantive number of families stuck at the bottom of the economic ladder, unable to climb…

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    The Gates Foundation is Bringing Innovation to Payment Infrastructure

    Devex International Development Oct 24, 2017

    The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation will release free and open source software to address the lack of interoperability between financial service providers and payments platforms. The code is called Mojaloop,…

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