Global Poverty Requires Local Solutions

This lesson is about SDG 1 No Poverty.

Students will:

• Understand some of the reasons for poverty in India and Hyderabad
• Appreciate the importance of skills and education in poverty reduction
• Explore ways to raise income levels of people in Hyderabad who are living with an income of 3000 Indian Rupees per month

Activities

Age 14+ - (Upper Secondary/ high school), Ages 8-14 - (Upper Primary/lower secondary/middle school )

English

Poverty and Inequality

< 1 hour

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