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Human Development Report 2025

A matter of choice: People and possibilities in the age of AI

The 2025 Human Development Report explores the implications of artificial intelligence for human development and the choices we can make to ensure that it enhances human capabilities. Rather than attempting to predict the future, the report argues that we must shape it—by making bold decisions so that AI augments what people can do.

Human Development Perspectives

2024 Global Multidimensional Poverty Index (MPI)

Poverty amid conflict

The 2024 Global Multidimensional Poverty Index (MPI) report overlays violent conflict data with multidimensional poverty data to better understand their interlinkages across countries and over time.

Global Reports

Human Development Report 2023-24

Breaking the gridlock: Reimagining cooperation in a polarized world

The 2023/24 Human Development Report assesses the dangerous gridlock resulting from uneven development progress, intensifying inequality, and escalating political polarization, that we must urgently tackle. The report emphasizes how global interdependence is being reconfigured and proposes a path forward where multilateralism plays a pivotal role.

Human Development Perspectives

2023 Gender Social Norms Index (GSNI)

Breaking down gender biases: Shifting social norms towards gender equality

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The report addresses the issue of pauperisation and poverty and intends to frame solutions to assist communities and individuals who find themselves on the road to poverty. Today, all classes of the Haitian society are experiencing vulnerability and this issue refers to a nation-wide phenomenon.
In respect of basic documentation of the organization and its size the facts stated below give a picture and an idea about it. Sulabh International Social Service Organisation is a non-profit society registered under the Societies Registration Act – XXI of 1860 bearing no. 73/1970-71. It was founded in 1970 by a sociologist, Dr. Bindeshwar Pathak, in Bihar, India. The Society has a Board of Governors.
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Rapport Annuel Sur Le Developpement Humain Durable AU Mali, Edition 2006

Le présent Rapport National du Développement Humain Durable du Mali, traite du lien entre la dégradation de l’environnement et le développement humain durable à travers les effets de la dégradation du cadre de vie et du bien être de la population malienne.
Irrigation in the Mediterranean countries is an essential requirement for agricultural production, while water for agriculture is used only marginally in central and northern European countries. There are significant pressures on water resources and aquatic ecosystems in Spain, Italy and Turkey because of the very large areas under irrigation, with a combined annual water demand close to 80,000 hm3.
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Water, sanitation and hygiene are essential for achieving all the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) and hence for contributing to global poverty eradication (Global Water Partnership, 2000).
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While China’s rapid economic development is impressive, water stress in Northern China is a widely recognized crisis. Water stress occurs when the demand for water exceeds the available amount during a certain period or when poor quality restricts its use. One of the common indicators of water stress is per capita renewable water; 1000 cubic meters per capita is recognized as a critical level for severe water scarcity (Engelman and LeRoy, 1993).
Today, more than one in three people worldwide lack sanitationi and rather more lack good quality sanitation.ii The numbers lacking sanitation have grown considerably over the last four decades – despite ‘universal provision for water and sanitation’ being a key goal in development discussions since the early 1970s.iii Almost all of those lacking sanitation live in low- and middle-income nations; most have low-incomes; most live in Asia (80 percent) and Africa (13 percent).iv Without a rapid inc
The transfer of water from the Lower Ebro River was approved by the Spanish Parliament on 5th July 2001, under the Law 10/2001, on the National Hydrological Plan. The main objectives of the National Hydrological Plan were the following: To improve the status of water in the public domain.