These new poverty maps could reshape how we deliver international aid
These new poverty maps could reshape how we deliver international aid [Source Image: Dedy Setyawan/iStock] advertisement advertisement Adding to an already overwhelming global poverty crisis, the pandemic increased the need for humanitarian aid distribution. In December, the UN appealed for $35 billion to be allotted to the 160 million in need around the world. With limited resources, and some countries cutting assistance, it’s important that the very poorest receive funds first. But need is incredibly hard to assess and usually relies on a combination of survey data that’s only sporadica...