Interview Poverty In The World. Most of the world's inhabitants and peoples live in poverty. Why is this? Is it enough to blame it on Those Who Are poor, saying That they're irresponsible, lazy, and make poor decisions? Are the Governments of Their country clubs responsible for the situation? These and other things are true Undoubtedly Reasons for poverty. Yet deeper and more universal causes of poverty and inequality are less Often discussed This reasons.

2013

Interview Magazine Vol#1

4/27/2013

An interview with the

president of the project

¨The Hunger Project¨

An exclusive interview

with Angelina, all about

her inside charity life.

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Poverty

About 25,000 people die

every day of hunger or

hunger-related causes,

according to the United

Nations. This is one person

every three and a half

seconds, as you can see

on this display.

Unfortunately, it is children

who die most often.

Yet there is plenty of food

in the world for everyone.

The problem is that hungry

people are trapped in

severe poverty. They lack

the money to buy enough

food to nourish

themselves. Being

constantly malnourished,

they become weaker and

often sick. This makes

them increasingly less able

to work, which then makes

them even poorer and

hungrier. This downward

spiral often continues until

death for them and their

families.

Poverty reduction is a major goal and issue for many international

organizations such as the United Nations and the World Bank. The

World Bank estimated 1.29 billion people were living in absolute

poverty in 2008. Of these, about 400 million people in absolute

poverty lived in India and 173 million people in China. In USA 1 in 5

children lives in poverty. In terms of percentage of regional

populations, sub-Saharan Africa at 47% had the highest incidence

rate of absolute poverty in 2008. Between 1990 and 2010, about 663

million people moved above the absolute poverty level. Still, extreme

poverty is a global challenge; it is observed in all parts of the world,

including the developed economies.

Poverty is a complex phenomenon. It is caused by a range of factors which work together and

result in inadequate resources.

Worklessness

This is a major cause of poverty. In 2009/10, 42 per cent of all families below the UK poverty line

contained no working members.1

There are numerous reasons people do not work. Some of these reasons are personal: many

people have caring responsibilities, others suffer from a health condition or have a disability while

some encounter discrimination that acts as a barrier to work.

But there are also structural reasons why people do not work. For example, if the labour market

does not provide enough jobs that match the skills and qualifications of unemployed people, or

that are close enough to people’s homes, working is not a realistic option.

Proyecto Hambre Presidente y CEO de Mary Ellen McNish.

What do you think about the

organization?- The thing that brought me

to the organization is that, when i start to

talk with people i realized how different it

wasn't an ordinary NGO than just make

thing for people, is an organization that

realy believe deeply and helping people to

help themselves and give them the

recourses and the plannings.

What impressed you the most?- i think

that the thing that impressed me the most

was actually gone to Bangladesh in India

and seen the work underground, before i

read about it and talk but after i lived and

saw it, i understand how women help

their families and their communities, and

how they get out of their shell and

resolves the problems by themselves.

Which challenges do you see in the

organization?- I think as the Hunger

Project call it themselves treated

organization, i think that is hard to

describe to people who don´t understand

what it means, but once they understand

that we are growing and they see our

work they realized the kind of project that

we are.

The Hunger Project (THP) is a global, non-profit, strategic organization committed to the sustainable end of world hunger. In Africa, South Asia and Latin America, THP seeks to end hunger and poverty by empowering people to lead lives of self-reliance, meet their own basic needs and build better futures for their children.

THP and its affiliated Partner Countries have a worldwide staff of more than 300 people. THP's Global Office is located in New York, NY. THP operates in 11 Program Countries: Bangladesh, Benin, Burkina Faso, Ethiopia, Ghana, India, Malawi, Mexico, Mozambique, Senegal and Uganda.

Beautiful, Talented,

Sexy & Generous.

One of the biggest stars in Hollywood, winning Oscar´s

and highest paid woman in the movies industry, is one of

the social activists more influential.

Angelina Jolie Charity

Work

A mother to six children and a natural beauty

both inside and out, she needs no

introduction as humanitarian spokes person

to the world.

Jolie first became personally aware of

worldwide humanitarian crises while

filming Tomb Raider in Cambodia. She

eventually turned to The Office of the United

Nations High Commissioner for Refugees

(UNHCR), the agency mandated to lead and

co-ordinate international action to protect

refugees and resolve refugee problems

worldwide, for more information on

international trouble spots.

Since 2001, Jolie has been on field missions

around the world and met with refugees and

internally displaced persons in more than 20

countries, including Sierra Leone, Tanzania,

Cambodia, Pakistan, Thailand, Ecuador,

Kosovo, Kenya, Namibia, Sri Lanka, North

Caucasus, Jordan, Egypt, New Delhi, Costa

Rica, Chad, Syria, and Iraq, to name a few,

and most recently visited earthquake victims

in Haiti on her latest trip to help survivors of

conflict and natural disaster.

The Jolie-Pitt Foundation, dedicated to

eradicating extreme rural poverty, protecting

natural resources and conserving wildlife,

donated $1 million to Doctors Without

Borders, an international medical

humanitarian organization created by doctors

and journalists in France in 1971. The

organization provides aid in nearly 60

countries to people whose survival is

threatened by violence, neglect, or

catastrophe, primarily due to armed conflict,

epidemics, malnutrition, exclusion from health

care, or natural disasters, for emergency

medical assistance to help victims of the Haiti

earthquake.

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