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pro-poor

 

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pro-poor

Definition:

Adjective

Relating to or supporting policies, programs, or actions that specifically aim to reduce poverty or improve the living conditions of the poorest individuals in society.

Senses:

Sense 1: Favoring or advocating for the needs and rights of the poor.

Sense 2: Designed or intended to benefit the poorest segment of society.

Example sentences:

1. The government implemented a pro-poor program to provide better healthcare services to low-income families.

2. The organization's pro-poor approach focuses on empowering marginalized communities through education and vocational training.

3. Many economists argue that investing in pro-poor initiatives leads to long-term economic growth and social stability.

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