1 - No Poverty
Innovations oriented to end poverty can take multiple forms. Inclusive, frugal and bottom of the pyramid innovations are some of the terms used to describe innovations addressing the needs of low income groups. Moreover, innovation and entrepreneurship can empower people and create positive conditions to help entire groups to move out of poverty and/or to decrease a condition of relative poverty (e.g. access to basic services, literacy, etc.).
For example, innovation can provide simplified access to basic goods and services by promoting product sharing, repair and maintenance. Other examples are linked to the provision of affordable, durable and safe products and services to be repaired and maintained, creating local jobs.
In this module you find examples of reports, cases, videos and other materials that illustrate the contribution of innovation for SDG1 No Poverty. Click on the relevant section to find out more.
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New innovation approaches to support the implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals
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Sustainability Science to Eradicate Poverty and Transform Economies through Sustainable Development
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Social innovation in poverty reduction and sustainable development (2017)
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An Inside Look: Innovations for Poverty Action
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Asif Saleh: "How Smarter Innovations Can Help Fight Poverty"
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Entrepreneurship for Poverty Alleviation in Developing Economies
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Social Innovation to Tackle Fuel Poverty 2017-2018
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Poverty & Freedom: Permissionless Innovation Improves Farmers' Lives In Nepal
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Washington Resident Strives to Break Cycle of Poverty in Africa