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Short course

SDG 1: No Poverty

Gain insight into what poverty really means, how it is assessed globally and nationally, and the ongoing efforts to address it. You will explore the key structures and solutions working to reduce poverty worldwide.

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30 Minutes
English Language
MLA College Awarding Body
CPD Accreditation

 

 

 

Programme overview

In this course, we will explore what poverty really means, how it is measured globally and nationally, and what efforts are being made to reduce and eventually eradicate it. In this course, you will gain a clearer understanding of the structures, systems, and solutions related to poverty around the world.

You will also examine the key factors that contribute to poverty, including economic inequality, access to education, and social and political influences. The course will introduce real-world examples and global initiatives aimed at tackling poverty, helping you understand how different strategies are applied in practice. By building this knowledge, you will be better equipped to recognise the challenges and opportunities involved in reducing poverty on a global scale.

Curriculum

In this section, you will explore the causes of poverty, the goals of SDG 1, and the global challenges faced by Least Developed Countries (LDCs) in reducing poverty and inequality.

In this section, you will explore poverty reduction, public spending, and global poverty measurement in achieving SDG 1 and improving living conditions worldwide.

In this section, you will explore the challenges of living below the poverty line, the impact of global poverty and economic instability, and the role of international organisations in reducing poverty and supporting social protection worldwide.

In this section, you will explore access to basic resources, land ownership, and equal economic opportunities in reducing poverty and supporting vulnerable communities worldwide.

In this section, you will explore the relationship between poverty and natural disasters, the impact of environmental and economic risks on vulnerable communities, and the challenges disasters create for infrastructure and inequality in poorer regions.

In this section, you will explore resource allocation, education funding, and economic support in reducing poverty and promoting sustainable development in Least Developed Countries (LDCs).

In this section, you will explore the key themes of SDG 1, including poverty reduction, economic inequality, public spending, education, natural disasters, and access to basic resources, while examining the global challenges faced by vulnerable communities and Least Developed Countries (LDCs).

Key features

Course Structure

Each course combines engaging video content with self-assessment quizzes, offering a compact yet interactive learning experience. 

Accredits

Each course offers both a certificate from MLA College and a UNITAR Certificate of Completion. They are also CPD-accredited, providing internationally recognised professional development credentials. 

What our learners say

Studying this course gave me a deeper insight into poverty and the solutions being developed to address it. The flexibility allowed me to learn at my own pace without disrupting my routine.

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