Source · Select Committees · International Development Committee
Recommendation 8
8
Acknowledged
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In summary, by weaving a tapestry of the most critical interventions, including cash, capacity-building and...
Conclusion
In summary, by weaving a tapestry of the most critical interventions, including cash, capacity-building and financial inclusion, graduation programmes have a transformative and long-term impact on the poorest households, which reap sustained economic and social benefits that far outweigh the cost of initial investment. This methodology originated from a DFID-funded programme in Bangladesh and can play an important role in addressing extreme poverty in other countries.
Government response summary AI-generated
The government is committed to the SDGs and the Leave No One Behind agenda through the International Development Strategy with a focus on women and girls and humanitarian prevention and response and mentions the FCDO's three-pronged approach.
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Government Response
The government responded to this report on 6 March 2023. No passage in that response could be matched to this conclusion. Read the response document ↗