SDG 1 – No Poverty
End Poverty in All Its Forms
Everywhere
What is SDG 1?
• SDG 1 aims to eradicate extreme poverty
globally
• Ensures social protection systems for all
• Focuses on vulnerable populations
• Foundation for achieving all other SDGs
Why Poverty Eradication Matters
• Poverty affects health, education, and dignity
• Limits access to basic services
• Increases inequality and social instability
• Directly impacts sustainable development
Key Targets of SDG 1
• Eradicate extreme poverty by 2030
• Reduce at least by half the proportion of
people in poverty
• Implement social protection systems
• Ensure equal rights to economic resources
Dimensions of Poverty
• Income poverty
• Lack of access to education
• Poor health and nutrition
• Inadequate housing and sanitation
Strategies to Achieve SDG 1
Economic Growth Social Protection Inclusive Policies Skill Development
Global Scenario
• Millions still live below the international
poverty line
• Pandemics and conflicts increase poverty risks
• Climate change affects livelihoods
• Global cooperation is essential
SDG 1 in India
• Poverty alleviation programs and schemes
• Focus on rural development
• Employment generation initiatives
• Targeted support for marginalized groups
Sample Poverty Reduction Impact
Areas
Em
ploym
ent
Education
Access
Healthcare
Access
Social Security
Rural Developm
ent
50
60
70
Progress / Impact (%)
Role of Education Institutions in
SDG 1
• Providing inclusive and affordable education
• Skill development and employability
• Community outreach programs
• Research on poverty alleviation
Role of Engineering & Technology
• Affordable technologies
• Rural infrastructure development
• Digital inclusion
• Sustainable livelihood solutions
SDG 1 and Higher Education
Activities
• Extension activities in adopted villages
• Entrepreneurship development programs
• Financial literacy initiatives
• Women empowerment projects
SDG 1 & Accreditation
• NAAC – Institutional Values & Social
Responsibility
• NBA – Ethics, societal impact
• NIRF – Outreach & inclusivity
• NEP 2020 – Equity and access
Challenges in Achieving SDG 1
• Economic inequality
• Unemployment
• Lack of access to resources
• Climate and disaster risks
Way Forward
• Inclusive economic growth
• Strengthened social protection
• Education and skill empowerment
• Strong partnerships
Conclusion
• Ending poverty is achievable
• Collective action is required
• Education plays a vital role
• Leave no one behind

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    SDG 1 –No Poverty End Poverty in All Its Forms Everywhere
  • 2.
    What is SDG1? • SDG 1 aims to eradicate extreme poverty globally • Ensures social protection systems for all • Focuses on vulnerable populations • Foundation for achieving all other SDGs
  • 3.
    Why Poverty EradicationMatters • Poverty affects health, education, and dignity • Limits access to basic services • Increases inequality and social instability • Directly impacts sustainable development
  • 4.
    Key Targets ofSDG 1 • Eradicate extreme poverty by 2030 • Reduce at least by half the proportion of people in poverty • Implement social protection systems • Ensure equal rights to economic resources
  • 5.
    Dimensions of Poverty •Income poverty • Lack of access to education • Poor health and nutrition • Inadequate housing and sanitation
  • 6.
    Strategies to AchieveSDG 1 Economic Growth Social Protection Inclusive Policies Skill Development
  • 7.
    Global Scenario • Millionsstill live below the international poverty line • Pandemics and conflicts increase poverty risks • Climate change affects livelihoods • Global cooperation is essential
  • 8.
    SDG 1 inIndia • Poverty alleviation programs and schemes • Focus on rural development • Employment generation initiatives • Targeted support for marginalized groups
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    Sample Poverty ReductionImpact Areas Em ploym ent Education Access Healthcare Access Social Security Rural Developm ent 50 60 70 Progress / Impact (%)
  • 10.
    Role of EducationInstitutions in SDG 1 • Providing inclusive and affordable education • Skill development and employability • Community outreach programs • Research on poverty alleviation
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    Role of Engineering& Technology • Affordable technologies • Rural infrastructure development • Digital inclusion • Sustainable livelihood solutions
  • 12.
    SDG 1 andHigher Education Activities • Extension activities in adopted villages • Entrepreneurship development programs • Financial literacy initiatives • Women empowerment projects
  • 13.
    SDG 1 &Accreditation • NAAC – Institutional Values & Social Responsibility • NBA – Ethics, societal impact • NIRF – Outreach & inclusivity • NEP 2020 – Equity and access
  • 14.
    Challenges in AchievingSDG 1 • Economic inequality • Unemployment • Lack of access to resources • Climate and disaster risks
  • 15.
    Way Forward • Inclusiveeconomic growth • Strengthened social protection • Education and skill empowerment • Strong partnerships
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    Conclusion • Ending povertyis achievable • Collective action is required • Education plays a vital role • Leave no one behind