Significant evidence so far points to the success of graduation style programs to get people out of poverty. These programs help the poorest “graduate” from destitution into sustainable livelihoods, largely by fostering self-dependence and resilience before disaster hits. In 2015 the Consulting Group to Assist the Poor at the World Bank and Ford Foundation released research documenting how graduation programs worked across contexts, in six countries, with six different implementers, to assist the poorest people out of poverty.
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Devex
October 17, 2016
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Graduating the Ultra Poor in Ethiopia, Graduating the Ultra Poor in India, Graduating the Ultra Poor in Pakistan, Graduating the Ultra Poor in Honduras, Graduating the Ultra Poor in Peru, Graduating the Ultra Poor in Ghana, Ultra Poor Graduation Pilot in Yemen, Variations of Ultra-Poor Graduation Programming in Uganda
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