1 “.... Poverty and extreme poverty in Swaziland are both overwhelmingly rural phenomena. The incidence of poverty...”

2 “...This Systematic Country Diagnostic (SCD) identifies the binding constraints to reducing extreme...”

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4 “... for achieving the twin goals of eliminating extreme poverty in Congo by 2030 and promoting shared prosperity...”

5 “.... Since the turn of the century, extreme poverty in Colombia almost halved, falling from 17.7 percent...”

6 “... extreme poverty, but the population vulnerable to poverty will remain relatively large. China is expected...”

7 “... constraints and opportunities facing Indonesia in ending extreme poverty and boosting shared prosperity...”

8 “... and identify priorities for rapid progress in achieving the objectives of: (i) eliminating extreme poverty on a...”

9 “... lagging regions catching up, and the Government's goal to eliminate extreme poverty by 2024 practically...”

10 “... economic growth and achieve the twin goals of ending extreme poverty and boosting shared prosperity...”

11 “... reduction since 2010. But, in urban areas, progress has been slower and extreme poverty has not decreased...”

12 “... reduction since 2010. But, in urban areas, progress has been slower and extreme poverty has not decreased...”

13 “...s, but poverty is still an important challenge, particularly in some regions. Poverty and extreme poverty has...”

14 “... the last decade. Extreme poverty fell from 17.7 percent in 2002 to 8.1 percent in 2014, while total poverty...”

15 “... it can do today to end extreme poverty and enhance shared prosperity. It also identifies priority routes...”

16 “... and finallyeradicate extreme poverty in the Republic of Congo...”

17 “... in size and extreme poverty has almost been eliminated in the space of a decade. At the same time...”

18 “... of ending extreme poverty and boosting shared prosperity, big data is big news - and this is just...”

19 “...'s work to end extreme poverty...”

20 “... the competitiveness of cities is a pathway to eliminating extreme poverty and to promoting shared prosperity...”