1.) Is there a 'cure' for poverty? Do you believe we can eliminate poverty in our society? In the world? If so, how? If not, why not?
Yes, poverty can be cured and can be eliminated in the following ways-
1. Enhance economic growth with targeted action
In order to end extreme poverty, the benefits attained by economic growth need to be shared with the poorest people.
2. End all forms of poverty
Ending poverty is not just about people’s income, but also their access to things like water, health, education, housing and security.
3. Develop national poverty reduction plans
Governments in developing countries must follow through with their commitment to action through national poverty reduction plans. Strategic approaches to ending extreme poverty should enable public, private and aid resources to be allocated and used.
4. Access to credit
Access to credit in poor countries can help create sustainable industries that combat poverty, as well as help develop nations.
5. Continue to support the poorest people through aid
Aid helps to create favorable conditions for citizens of poorer countries, and catalyzes other resources for ending poverty like private investment and development finance.
6. Equal education
Children need education to attain the knowledge and life skills they need to realize their full potential. Equal education helps to break down barriers that prevent many children , and girls in particular, from attending school.
7. Access to health care
It is important for governments to build health clinics, train health care workers and invest in equipment and medicine so children can grow up healthy and strong.
8. Teach children about their rights and how to take active roles within their community
Child participation helps children engage in citizenship, express their views and make decisions that will shape their future and influence the people around them.
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