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The 11 pages that link to Poverty reduction, each with the reason it gives.

• Welfare stateRelated: Cash benefits and services can reduce material deprivation.

• Economic growthRelated: Rising incomes can reduce poverty, depending on who gains from growth.

• Social protectionRelated: Reducing poverty is a central aim, but social protection also manages risks before they produce poverty.

• Economic diversificationRelated: New industries can widen income opportunities, though growth alone does not guarantee poverty reduction.

• Millennium Development GoalsRelated: The first goal made reducing extreme poverty and hunger a headline commitment.

• United Nations Development ProgrammeRelated: Reducing poverty is central to UNDP’s mandate and country programmes.

• Social policyRelated: Transfers and public services can raise living standards and reduce measured poverty.

• Social safety netRelated: Transfers and services are commonly assessed by how much they reduce poverty.

• OxfamRelated: Long-term programs address the conditions that keep people in poverty.

• Welfare spendingRelated: Income transfers are assessed in part by their effect on poverty.