‘Sprints 2030’ of the Global Alliance: understand the proposals to eradicate hunger and poverty that will receive billion-dollar support from banks

One of the highlights is a financing of US$ 25 billion (about R$ 150 billion) from the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB).

“The largest collective effort in history to change the course and finally eradicate extreme hunger and poverty”: this is how the “Sprints 2030” was described, announced this Friday (15) at the G20 Social.

Brazil’s President, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, stated: “While there are families without food on their tables, children begging on the streets, and young people without hope for a better future, there will be no peace. The world produces enough food for everyone, and we know from experience that a series of well-designed public policies, such as income transfers, like Bolsa Família, and nutritious school meals for children, have the potential to end hunger and restore hope and dignity to people.”