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Lord Rooker has promised that a new draft of the anti-poverty strategy will be available soon - now's the time to read up on the voluntary and community sector's proposals to end poverty in NI.
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Lord Rooker has promised that the government's new draft of the anti-poverty strategy will be published very soon.
Meanwhile on the global front the Make Poverty History campaign has officially dissolved but the campaign for a fair system of world trade, the cancellation of debt for the poorest countries and greatly increased aid goes on.
Why not brush up on the background to local and global poverty, its causes and possible cures?
USEFUL READING
Get a copy of Poverty: will the poor always be with us? from NICVA.
It has major contributions from experts Salil Shetty from the UN Millennium Campaign; Geoff Mulgan, formerly head of the Prime Minister's policy unit; and Brigid Reynolds from CORI. There are also comments from Anne O'Reilly, chair of NICVA and Gerry Mulligan in OFMDFM and summaries of workshop discussions.
Poverty: will the poor always be with us? is available from NICVA for £5. For a copy contact:
Lynn Anderson
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Poverty: will the poor always be with us?
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