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This document proposes eradicating extreme poverty and hunger by creating and setting up local resources, spreading awareness through representatives and social media, and implementing UN programs shown to reduce poverty and hunger. About 13% live in poverty locally, and the author wants to help others through establishing aid and informing communities.
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