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We can see the clear positive correlation between years of schooling and GDP per capita.

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The 2nd most effective way in reducing carbon emissions climate change education. Introducing the idea of “green classrooms”

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The results suggest respondents with a higher level of education were more likely to be aware of climate change. You can see this in the upper map below. Countries shaded red are those where education level was the main predictor of awareness.

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In contrast, awareness rates in developing countries were much lower. For example, 47% of respondents in Philippines said they were aware of climate change, while this was 35% for India and 25% for Egypt. The lowest levels of awareness were recorded for Liberia at just 21%. You can see these patterns in the upper map below.

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Girls that receive 12 years of quality education can be a powerful climate solution. Estimates suggest that together with family planning girls education has the potential to reduce carbon emissions by 120 gigatones by 2050.

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Kuznets curve: the relationship between economic growth and the level of environmental degradation.

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"Developing countries are responsible for 63% of current carbon emissions". Pollution haven hypothesis.

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Article 25: We all have the right to enough food, clothing, housing and healthcare for ourselves and our families

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Sub-Saharan Africa have 389 million people (out of the 648 million people) in extreme poverty.

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84% of those who are multidimensionally poor, live in sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia (UNICEF). 

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84% of those who are multidimensionally poor, live in sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia (UNICEF). 

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"Covid-19 pushed an additional 97 million people into extreme poverty". Graph for the world. (World Bank)

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1993-2002; Vietnam has halved its poverty rate, falling by "7.8% each year" - overall going from 58% to 28%.