An estimated billion people around the world live on $1.25 or less, are known as the ultra-poor and face their own unique challenges. IPA is testing a number of programs designed to reach this population and help them into more sustainable livelihoods.
 Poverty is a staggering problem, with 46 percent of the world’s population living on less than 5.50 USD per day. |
 In an op-ed in the New York Times, David Leonhardt discusses the findings of IPA's evaluation of a Christian business training program in the Philippines. Leonhardt explores the results'... |
 A multifaceted livelihood program that provided ultra-poor households with a productive asset, training, regular coaching, access to savings, and consumption support led to large and lasting... |
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 Panel as the Implementation of Poverty Graduation Programs event CREDIT: Suleiman Asman |
 Dean Karlan speaks at TUP event in Peru CREDIT: Marta Garnelo Caamano |
