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There are over 1.1 billion people living in abject poverty in our world today.
Of the more than 1 billion people living in abject poverty, women are an overwhelming majority.
If current trends continue, there will be more than 800 million people living in abject poverty by 2015.
The majority of the one billion people living in abject poverty were women, who tended to migrate in search of a better life.
That programme had in the past year shifted its focus towards those living in abject or absolute poverty.
Of the billions of people living in abject poverty, at least three quarters live in rural areas depending upon agriculture, fishing, forestry and other related activities.
Most important is the target to halve the proportion of people living in abject poverty by the year 2015.
The fact that the number of people worldwide living in abject poverty has increased is a clear signal of the imbalances and bias in the current global financial and trading system.
It was clear that that goal was unlikely to be met,as the numbers of people living in abject poverty continued to rise.
It is not acceptable in today's world that there are still 980 million people living in abject poverty, that half of the developing world has no access to basic sanitation or that half a million women will die in pregnancy or childbirth each year.
As the Assembly knows,the key target is to reduce by one half the proportion of people living in abject poverty by 2015.
Since one of the Millennium Development Goals is to halve by 2015 the number of people living in abject poverty, the COP may equally wish to consider the UNCCD as an important framework for achieving that objective.
Among the five areas of UNRWA operations,Lebanon had the highest percentage of Palestine refugees living in abject poverty.
A special event would be held in New York, with the aim of calling attention to the plight of 1.3 billion people living in abject poverty and to honour four individuals for their outstanding contributions to poverty eradication.
Nonetheless, the region continues to have more than 180 million poor people andmore than 70 million people living in abject poverty.
The upliftment of the majority of humankind who are still living in abject poverty is one such essential endeavour.
However, poverty eradication remained a daunting challenge for the region,with over 14 million people still living in abject poverty.
Using the World Bank's threshold ofUS$ 1 per day, the number of people living in abject poverty declined from 720 million in 1975 to 345 million in 1995.
This research has shown that abuse of power is a critical factor in the marginalization anddisempowerment of Afghans living in abject poverty.
The Human Development Report 1993 points out there are more than 1 billion people today living in abject poverty, despite the fact that the world is producing enough food for all of its 5.7 billion people.
As a result of their marginalization, women accounted for the vast majority of the estimated one billion people living in abject poverty.
It was futile to merely restate the importance of the Millennium Development Goal of halving the number of persons living in abject poverty by 2015, unless the international community shouldered its responsibilities in helping to achieve that goal.
It is our desire to have globalization benefit all and not a few,to provide a better life to the more than 1 billion people living in abject poverty.
With one-third of the world's population living in abject poverty and thus unable to exercise their basic human rights, the human-rights machinery must take up poverty alleviation as a central aim, and the brunt of that task should be borne by States that used the labour force and human resources of others.
Nine years later, the situation of the 1 billion people living in abject poverty was largely the same.
It should prepare a course of action culminating in a convention on human rights andextreme poverty which would be built on partnership with persons living in abject poverty.
The 500 million rural poor living in abject poverty suffered the most because of a lack of productive land, because most of them were tenant farmers who were exploited by the landowners, in particular in South Asia, the Far East and Latin America and because many were migrant or landless workers.
No person, society orcountry will be safe if others are living in abject poverty and conflict.
But measured against the hopes and expectations of millions of people living in abject poverty with no access to clean water, for children with little prospect of gaining an education and reaching their full potential in life, for women dying in childbirth, for infants who will never learn how to walk or talk or read and write, who are taken away by preventable diseases-- that surely amounts to much more than a sand particle.