World Poverty Clock Report is released by which of the following?
World Data Lab
The question asks which organisation releases the World Poverty Clock.
The World Poverty Clock is a tool that provides real-time, model-based estimates of the number of people living in extreme poverty across countries and regions, tracking progress towards the UN Sustainable Development Goal of ending poverty.
It is developed and maintained by World Data Lab, a Vienna (Austria)-based social enterprise that specialises in translating development data into accessible, interactive analytics.
The World Bank does set the international poverty line and publishes poverty and shared-prosperity reports, but it is not the body behind the World Poverty Clock.
Similarly, the UNDP produces the Human Development Report and Multidimensional Poverty Index, and the IMF issues the World Economic Outlook; none of these is the World Poverty Clock.
Hence the World Poverty Clock is released by World Data Lab.
According to the Report of the Technical Group on Population Projections (July 2020), India's elderly population is expected to reach ______ million by 2031.
The term "Current Weekly Status" in India is related to which of the following?
In December 2024, the Union Health Minister said that the TB incidence rate in India has decline to _____ per 100000 population in 2023.
Which of the following is a reason of Brain drain in India?
I. Low job opportunities in India
II. Low quality of higher education in India.
What led to the decline in mortality rate in India during 1921-1951?
Which of the following is not related to 'Empowerment of women'?
Which of the following is not a constituent of Human Development Index (HDI)?
The Statistical Indicator of Equitable distribution of Income is
Which of the following is not a dimension of Human Development Index?
Select the correct statement/s.
(a) India ranks 131 in United Nation's Human Development Index, 2020.
(b) Life expectancy of Indians at birth in 2019 was 72.6 years while Bangladesh had life expectancy of 69.7 years
(c) Switzerland ranks 1st in United Nation's Human Development Index, 2020.