Umar Serajuddin is a Senior Economist-Statistician at the Development Data Group of the World Bank. His main interests are in poverty, inequality, and social protection. He has also worked as a poverty expert in the South Asia and the Middle East and North Africa regions of the World Bank.

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Crecimiento Económico

The world is aiming to halve extreme poverty by 2030 – but what does that actually mean?

Sustainable Development Goal 1 is to “end poverty in all its forms everywhere” and has two specific poverty reduction targets. One target (SDG 1.1) talks of eradicating extreme poverty by...

07 jul 2016

Crecimiento Económico

Why we need more data on poverty

07 may 2015