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A.I generated reporting by a human?

She was one of the worst Presidents we had in Costa Rica...or the worst of them all!!! Ask any CostaRican!!!

Reason is TOXIC PEOPLE AND SOCIETY

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Also HDI Covered Birth rate and death rate

Presently Climate change Global warming and green house gases Also Part of Global Himan index

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"Mandatory schooling for boys and girls" Meanwhile Taliban in Afghanistan bans education and work for women nationwide...

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Woot! Great Tasneem!

Great work Tasneem Mirza 🎉❤

Very informative❤

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I have seen your program in TV. l like your speech Apni amader dasher jonno kichu article likhen .ei desher development niye . Up nar Gane ka amathar Maja horia than .Article gulo Bangla hola Bhalo hoy .thanks .Allah bless you .

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Damn, I didn't know the HDI was created by the UN. Makes me question its legitimacy and accuracy due to the often erroneous leftist factbank. I'll just have to do my own research to match safety, income, and health per country.

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very well-made video. i find it rather odd the algorithm has left it with so little views

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1. Progress 2. Inequalities are changing 3. Inequalities star at birth 4. We need new ways to measure inequalities 5. We must act now and design policies

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I’m having difficulty absorbing the idea that this is the first comment here, two weeks post-event. As an accounting professional (retired) I have a particular view of the financial levers available to alter economic behaviour. International reporting standards are an absolute necessity. What gets measured, gets done. Quantification of risk on financial statements is possible and necessary. Institutional & private investors need something to hang their decision hats on. All in all I found this encouraging but nonetheless many governments remain in the grip of fossil and capital momentum & it increasingly appears to me that it may fall to regulators to start pulling levers. Central banks are key but as noted there is clearly a need to drop assumptions as what the world economy will look like on the other side. Central banks have significant power today (including the power of moral suasion not normally recognized) but they may not in the future. Let’s hope they start to use it while they have it.

In the human development index the UK ranks 14th.

Helpful and fruitful work.. Good job.. Carry on👍

I'm only here bc of school

We need alternative G20 consisting top 20 HDI countries to show and to to teach the rest of the world how to manage a country.

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Too good .. Nice Video

all of this for the common good of the people they love us just so much till their going to do everything that you can to make sure that we all is Happy by using data data data by trusting in their own scientific experiments and stuff but not trusting God...

Ay Mr. Fraser how you doin'

Who else’s geography teacher told them to watch this

2:10 In the case of Latin America the inequality derives from the CIA killing anybody who is elected and tries to create a better more humane society by helping people to develop. But Rich countries like the US and the big guns in Europe want all for themselves (colonialist mindset) and genocide after genocide they keep Latin America, Africa, Middle East, and parts of Asia really poor and underdeveloped so they can look better and have zero competition.

With all due respect .... but... WTF?????

Thanks

great explanation

Thanks for this. Those of us who want civilization to develop real practices to enable all people to be actively engaged in achieving the full potential of the UDHR 30 Articles ought to be far more assertive in bringing individual activists and informal community groups into the process of achieving the 17 Sustainable Development Goals for 2030. This requires discussion and engagement by a wide common front.

I really appreciate the UN and the World Bank's attention to different definitions of poverty. That being said, I think it would be important for us to have a clear cutoff for what constitutes a country being "developed". What I think might be a good cutoff: - nominal GDP per capita > $10K - all citizens have access to enough food, clean water, clean infrastructure and housing, consistent electricity and energy supply, internet or information, quality healthcare, freedom / exploration, universal education (access to MOOCs and K-12 school counts and suffices) Most countries with $10K+ GDP per capita are developed and most developed countries have $10K+ GDP per capita (nominal). I have found that rampant corruption, uninformed institutions, and poor local leadership are side effects of poverty, rather than true causes that we social entrepreneurs can address. Another thing I don't think that the World Bank gives us here is a clear mechanism of how to solve the poverty problem. - aid relies on rich people and rich countries and there simply isn't the required political will to transfer the several trillion per year needed to bring all people out of poverty - changing corrupt local governments, particularly in South Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa is not possible - nor is it easy to cause social change. What I think is much easier is to couple educational conditional cash transfer with industry demand for skilled talent in a sustainable, profitable, and scalable for-profit business model. 1. Pay a few majority world people to learn and master a skill (i.e. software development or design). 2. Find a company or person in a developed country who has a need for a person with that particular skill and is open to hiring a remote worker. 3. Make the match and take either a finder’s fee or a cut on the hourly rate. Use these earnings to pay for education of more majority worlders. 4. Majority worlders making $10-20K per year bring a huge amount of money into their communities. The wealth spreads to their day laborers, restaurants, shops, service providers, educational institutions, etc. This is my vision of “Learning Dollars” - to pay people to learn and then profitably connect them with global talent or production demand. I have written about this in detail in a blog post: blog.learningdollars.com/2019/11/17/how-to-end-world-poverty-and-racial-power-imbalance-in-1-generation/ Hope this offers some insight into what can be a clear cutoff to strive for and a solution that we social entrepreneurs can actually act upon. - Gobi Dasu (Stanford BSCS MSCS, Northwestern PhD Student)

waiting for it

Please read my LinkedIn post titled -GLOBAL POVERTY AND ITS ERADICATION -www.linkedin.com/pulse/global-poverty-its-eradication-lebbe-mrics-aaiqs-aciarb-cca-naca/

WHEN IS THE REPORT COMING?

when the fuck it's gonna be release??

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