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How to Solve Poverty

Day 1: What is Poverty
Day 2: Systems Thinking
Day 3: Money
Day 4: Economy
Day 5: Macroeconomics
Day 6: Individual Economic Agents
Day 7: Microeconomics
Day 8: Environment
Day 9: Government
Day 10: Geopolitics
Day 11: Iceberg Model for Causes
Day 12: Wage Inequality
Day 13: Cost of Living
Day 14: Unemployment
Day 15: Underemployment
Day 16: Limited Basic Services
Day 17: Regressive Taxes
Day 18: Debt Cycles
Day 19: Inequality
Day 20: Risk
Day 21: Political Instability
Day 22: Stakeholders in Systems Thinking
Day 23: Social Norms
Day 24: Wars
Day 25: Policies
Day 26: Why Solve Poverty
Day 27: Leverage Points in Systems
Day 28: Giving Money Directly
Day 29: Universal Basic Income
Day 30: Microloans
Day 31: Education
Day 32: Financial Literacy
Day 33: Healthcare
Day 34: Food Security
Day 35: Water Security
Day 36: Sanitation
Day 37: Shelter
Day 38: Childcare
Day 39: Social Welfare
Day 40: Foreign Aid
Day 41: Debt Relief
Day 42: Cryptocurrency
Day 43: Entrepreneurship
Day 44: Microfinance
Day 45: Job Creation
Day 46: Criminal Reentry
Day 47: Sustained Economic Growth
Day 48: Access to Energy
Day 49: International Trade
Day 50: Diversifying the Economy
Day 51: Progressive Taxes
Day 52: Economic Liberalization
Day 53: Economic Protectionism
Day 54: Investing
Day 55: Creating a Solution

Day 48: Access to Energy

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Discover how access to modern energy services can be a transformative solution to poverty. This lesson breaks down the concept of energy access, its benefits, and its challenges. Learn how energy access supports economic growth, improves healthcare and education, and bridges urban-rural disparities. Also, explore real-life examples like the Solar Home System (SHS) program in Bangladesh and understand the necessary innovations and policies required. Ideal for passionate students, this video outlines the top skills needed to tackle global energy access issues.

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