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Announcing: the Pro-Poor Principles

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Pro-Poor Principles series
We are proud to announce the Pro-Poor Principles! As the culmination of three years of work, the Pro-Poor Principles form the foundation for good practice in reaching and serving poor clients. They also serve as the core of our assessment framework that will help to identify those organizations doing the most to reach people living in poverty, to meet their needs, and to track progress over time.

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As the culmination of three years of work, the Pro-Poor Principles form the foundation for good practice in reaching and serving poor clients. Principle 1: Purposeful Outreach to People Living in Poverty Principle 2: Services that Meet the Needs of People Living in Poverty Principle 3: Tracking Progress of People Living in Poverty
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