Int Poverty Eradication day to be observed Today

People around the world observe 17th October as a day where they see hope for poverty eradication. The world has set towards technological and economic development. More financial resources are enabled to the world today than ever before. However, these breakthroughs haven’t got succeeded in eradicating poverty from the world.

Oct 17 is International Day for the Eradication of Poverty; the theme is, “Acting together to achieve social and environmental justice for all.” #EndPoverty pic.twitter.com/Np9nGjJ3B8

— HaltonCAS (@HaltonCas) October 17, 2020

Consecutively, poverty is not restricted to an economic issue. It is more of a multifaceted complication that includes low income and incapability to obtain the basic requirements of life.

On this International Day for the Eradication of Poverty, we celebrate @Kiva's 15 years of expanding financial access to underserved communities. Learn more: https://t.co/C28GiNQMUP#EndPoverty #PowerInNumbers pic.twitter.com/uqHBwjhB6G

— Cisco (@Cisco) October 17, 2020

The poverty-stricken class cannot attain the basic amenities of living. Hence, they end up being deprived of their rights and dignity.

At the Pulte Institute we work to address global poverty and inequality through policy, practice, and partnership. Learn more about the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty and see how you can join the #EndPoverty global campaign: https://t.co/UA57WzbhvK pic.twitter.com/N1QPFxtr3A

— Pulte Institute for Global Development (@PulteInstitute) October 17, 2020

The poor work at the risk of their lives to maintain a living for their family. They work in dangerous conditions without caring for their safety enough. They don’t get their hands on nutritious food, they don’t find justice equal to the wealthy, and they don’t get the means of essential health care.

Dear Partners, Happy International Day for the Eradication of Poverty! Today we recognize and appreciate your efforts to ensure the provision of financial solutions across your communities. pic.twitter.com/a6V11nJy1R

— PayCentre (@paycentreafrica) October 17, 2020