Can a proven four-step model help 21 million people escape poverty?
In short: With roughly 700 million people facing extreme poverty globally, Shameran Abed presents a scalable solution. This video explores the Graduation approach, a multifaceted intervention designed to restore dignity and financial stability.
Since 2002, the world's largest NGO, BRAC, has utilized the Graduation approach to help more than nine million individuals move out of extreme poverty. The video details the mechanics of this sustainable intervention and discusses the Ultra-Poor Graduation Initiative's (UPGI) ambitious goal to partner with governments to reach an additional 21 million people by 2026.
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