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Alliance Proposes Universal Child Benefit Policy to Reduce Poverty

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Alliance proposed a Universal Child Benefit policy aimed at reducing child poverty. The Child Poverty Action Group welcomed elements of the proposal, noting it aligns with recommendations for adequate income support regardless of whether parents are in paid work or receiving support. The group stated that reducing child poverty requires action across multiple areas, including housing.

From scoop.co.nz

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The proposal addresses income support for children, which is a deliberate policy choice that impacts family finances and government spending. The Child Poverty Action Group noted that strengthening income support for children is a key element in addressing low-income barriers.

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Who's involved

  • AllianceProposed policies to reduce child poverty via Universal Child Benefit.
  • LiberiaStructural connection to Alliance's national development agenda.
  • EuropeAlliance's function is structurally dependent on Europe's geopolitical needs.
  • MullerHolds the position of executive director at Alliance.

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