Our latest research and analysis on achieving the first Sustainable Development Goal of ending extreme poverty worldwide.Financing the end of extreme poverty New research reveals that to meet the goal of ending extreme poverty in every country by 2030, donors need to increase aid – and target it to the poorest countries.ReportInfographicsBlogVideoEvent Child poverty in AfricaNew research reveals sub-Saharan African children will account for over half of world poverty in 2030 – but action can be taken now to tackle this. Report Subnational investment in human capital: poorest regions left behindNew research based on 82 of the poorest countries reveals subnational spending on education and health isn't reaching those most in need. ReportInfographics Our experts Jessica Hagen-Zanker Senior Research Fellow Maximiliano Mendez-Parra Senior Research Fellow Maria Quattri Research Fellow Amina Khan Senior Research Officer Maria Ana Jalles d'Orey Senior Research Officer Marcus Manuel Senior Research Associate Andrew Rogerson Senior Research Associate Rebecca Holmes Research Associate Guy Jobbins Research Associate Anna McCord Research Associate Emma Samman Research Associate BlogsMarcus ManuelWhat G7 leaders can do to end extreme poverty Neil BirdUK climate finance and poverty reduction – an uncertain relationship Aoife McCulloughPoverty research in Niger: lessons via WhatsApp Abigail Hunt, Mareike Schomerus, Richard Mallett...Decent work for all: six priorities for this week’s UN summit Sara PantulianoGlobalisation 4.0 must provide for the poorest, or it risks causing chaos for everyone Linda CalabreseChina and development: six things to read in December Andrew ShepherdNew World Bank projections mask reality of ‘poverty mobility’ Soumya ChattopadhyayNew projections show extreme poverty is falling – but not fast enough Marcus ManuelAt UNGA, three global leaders call for aid to be better targeted towards the poorest Emma SammanThree ways governments can ensure people in crisis aren’t left behind by SDG progress Latest publicationsFinancing the end of extreme poverty: 2019 update Child poverty in Africa: an SDG emergency in the making Financing human development and the ending of extreme poverty in Africa The fourth chronic poverty report: growth Achieving the SDGs and ‘leaving no one behind': maximising synergies and mitigating trade-offs Pathways to sustained poverty reduction: balancing growth from above and below How donors can deliver on the ‘leave no one behind’ commitment Is the World Bank leaving no one behind? Subnational investment in human capital Assessing the cost of ill-health: two case studies Upcoming and past events15 July 2019Growth from below: tackling poverty from the bottom up 24 September 2018UNGA breakfast briefing: financing the end of extreme poverty 18 September 2018Financing the end of extreme poverty 06 February 2018Sustaining pathways out of extreme poverty 13 November 2017ODI in conversation with Muhammad Yunus 12 October 2017Global development trends and challenges: how can aid agencies deliver? 16 August 2017ODI in conversation with Rajiv Shah 22 March 2017Economic transformation: a new approach to inclusive growth 02 February 2017Priorities for the new UN Secretary-General 18 January 2017How to build resilience from the ground up In the news Only inside the European Union can the UK help fight global poverty Economic Growth In African Cities Like Lagos, Nairobi And Addis Ababa Paints The Urban Poor Into A Desperate Corner Transferência de renda tem que ser acompanhada por geração de empregos, diz analista SOMALIA: Cash transfers "a better aid option" The private sector must assume a central role in global development Africa's progress belongs to Africa Africa's progress belongs to Africa Africa's progress belongs to Africa Africa’s progress belongs to Africa Africa's progress belongs to Africa
Financing the end of extreme poverty: 2019 updateBriefing papers | September 2019 | Marcus Manuel, Stephanie Manea, Emma Samman, Martin EvansAttaining the global target of ending extreme poverty by 2030 Downloads
Graphs: financing the end of extreme poverty 2019Infographic | September 2019430 million people will be living in extreme poverty by 2030; donors and countries have an equal part to play in financing the end of extreme poverty. Find out more
Infographics: financing the end of extreme poverty 2019Infographic | September 2019These graphs reveal the levels of financing needed from countries and donors to end extreme poverty by 2030. Find out more
Children in Africa will make up more than half of global poverty by 2030 – new ODI paperPress release | 27 August 2019New research from ODI and Save The Children UK shows around 305 million African children will be living in poverty by 2030 Find out more
Child poverty in Africa: an SDG emergency in the makingBriefing papers | August 2019 | Kevin Watkins and Maria QuattriThis briefing paper focuses on the troubling increase in the share of global extreme poverty accounted for by children in Africa. Downloads
What G7 leaders can do to end extreme povertyComment | 22 August 2019 | Marcus ManuelWith the world off track to ending extreme poverty by 2030, global inequality is facing a backwards trend. Are G7 leaders up for the task? Read and comment
Financing human development and the ending of extreme poverty in AfricaBriefing papers | August 2019 | Marcus Manuel, Stephanie ManeaEnding extreme poverty in sub-Saharan Africa Downloads
The fourth chronic poverty report: growthResearch reports and studies | July 2019 | Andrew Shepherd, Kate Bird, Lucia Dacorta, Vidya Diwakar, Amaresh Dubey, Stephen Gelb, Fred Golooba-Mutebi, Manuela Günther, Amanda Lenhardt, Germano Mwabu, Lucy Scott, with Paul ShafferReport from the Chronic Poverty Advisory Network presenting new evidence on pro-poor economic growth policies and interventions. Downloads
Growth from below: tackling poverty from the bottom upSide event | 15 July 2019 09:00 - 10:30 EDTThis side event at the 2019 UN High Level Political Forum discusses poverty and the concept of ‘growth from below’. Find out more
Achieving the SDGs and ‘leaving no one behind': maximising synergies and mitigating trade-offsWorking and discussion papers | July 2019 | Ambassador David Donoghue and Amina KhanIdentifying and addressing the implications of synergies and trade-offs for achieving the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. Downloads
