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The End Of Poverty
This episode explores Jeffrey Sachs's radical argument that extreme poverty is not an inevitable human condition, but a solvable problem requiring specific, targeted interventions and global cooperation.
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“This episode explores Jeffrey Sachs's radical argument that extreme poverty is not an inevitable human condition, but a solvable problem requiring specific, targeted interventions and global cooperation.”
— Jeffrey Sachs, The End Of Poverty
Global Development, Poverty Eradication, Economic Strategy, Humanitarian Aid
If you've ever felt overwhelmed by the scale of global poverty and questioned whether it's truly solvable, this will feel familiar a clear, strategic path beyond resignation.
Jeffrey Sachs brings decades of direct experience advising governments and international bodies on economic development, offering a rare blend of academic rigor and on-the-ground practical insight into the mechanisms of poverty and its solutions.