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@article{
  author = {UNDP (United Nations Development Programme)},
  title = {Human Development Report 1997},
  journal = {UNDP (United Nations Development Programme)},
  year = {1997},
  location = {New York},
  URL = {},
  abstract = {Eradicating poverty everywhere is more than a moral imperative - it is a practical possibility. That is the most important message of the Human Development Report 1997. The world has the resources and the know-how to create a poverty-free world in less than a generation.

The Report focuses not just on poverty of incomes but on poverty from a human development perspective - poverty as a denial of choices and opportunities for living a tolerable life. The strategies proposed in the Report go beyond income redistribution - encompassing action in the critical areas of gender equality, pro-poor growth, globalization and the democratic governance of development.

Eradicating poverty entails:

    
Removing barriers that deny choices and opportunities for living a tolerable life;
    
Safeguarding people from the new global pressures that create or threaten further increases in poverty;
    
Building assets for the poor;
    
Empowering men and women to ensure their participation in decisions that affect their lives;
    
Investing in human development - health and education; and
    
Affirming that the eradication of absolute poverty in the first decades of the 21st century is feasible, affordable and a moral imperative.
}
}

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The Report focuses not just on poverty of incomes but on poverty from a human development perspective - poverty as a denial of choices and opportunities for living a tolerable life. The strategies proposed in the Report go beyond income redistribution - encompassing action in the critical areas of gender equality, pro-poor growth, globalization and the democratic governance of development.

Eradicating poverty entails:

    
Removing barriers that deny choices and opportunities for living a tolerable life;
    
Safeguarding people from the new global pressures that create or threaten further increases in poverty;
    
Building assets for the poor;
    
Empowering men and women to ensure their participation in decisions that affect their lives;
    
Investing in human development - health and education; and
    
Affirming that the eradication of absolute poverty in the first decades of the 21st century is feasible, affordable and a moral imperative.

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Eradicating poverty entails:

    
Removing barriers that deny choices and opportunities for living a tolerable life;
    
Safeguarding people from the new global pressures that create or threaten further increases in poverty;
    
Building assets for the poor;
    
Empowering men and women to ensure their participation in decisions that affect their lives;
    
Investing in human development - health and education; and
    
Affirming that the eradication of absolute poverty in the first decades of the 21st century is feasible, affordable and a moral imperative.

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Eradicating poverty entails:

    
Removing barriers that deny choices and opportunities for living a tolerable life;
    
Safeguarding people from the new global pressures that create or threaten further increases in poverty;
    
Building assets for the poor;
    
Empowering men and women to ensure their participation in decisions that affect their lives;
    
Investing in human development - health and education; and
    
Affirming that the eradication of absolute poverty in the first decades of the 21st century is feasible, affordable and a moral imperative.

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Eradicating poverty entails:

    
Removing barriers that deny choices and opportunities for living a tolerable life;
    
Safeguarding people from the new global pressures that create or threaten further increases in poverty;
    
Building assets for the poor;
    
Empowering men and women to ensure their participation in decisions that affect their lives;
    
Investing in human development - health and education; and
    
Affirming that the eradication of absolute poverty in the first decades of the 21st century is feasible, affordable and a moral imperative.