Innovative Strategies to Tackle Poverty, Hunger, Inflation, High Cost of Living and How World’s Richest Countries Can Support Developing Nations Without Debt Accumulation

Ali Mansoor Pasha

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Innovative Strategies to Tackle Poverty, Hunger, Inflation, High Cost of Living and How World’s Richest Countries Can Support Developing Nations Without Debt Accumulation

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This research article presents innovative strategies to address poverty, hunger, inflation, high cost of living, and sustainable support for developing nations without debt accumulation. It proposes a multi-faceted approach to tackle these global challenges through technology-driven and community-based solutions. For poverty and hunger, Community Food Trusts (CFTs) leverage partnerships to redistribute surplus food, aiming for a 30% reduction in urban food insecurity. Micro-Entrepreneurship Incubators (MEIs) foster self-employment with mentorship and microloans, targeting a 40% increase in job creation. Mobile Health Clinics with AI diagnostics aim to enhance healthcare access by 50% in underserved regions, while Peer-Led Learning Hubs (PLLHs) improve education retention by 35%. Digital Skills Mobilization (DSM) programs train youth for remote work, projecting a 45% employment boost. To combat inflation, strategies include Dynamic Digital Currency Adjustment (DDCA) using blockchain, Decentralized Autonomous Supply Chains (DASCs) for cost efficiency, Inflation-Indexed Universal Basic Income (IIUBI) to maintain purchasing power, AI-Driven Price Monitoring to ensure market fairness, and Community-Based Local Currency Systems to bolster local economies. For global support, the article suggests technology transfer partnerships, sustainable investments via a Global Green Investment Fund, human capital development, fair trade agreements, digital infrastructure grants, and global health collaborations. These strategies, supported by diagrams illustrating their mechanisms, aim to foster economic resilience and equitable growth without increasing debt burdens, promoting collaboration between developed and developing nations for sustainable global prosperity.

Published in	Innovation (Volume 6, Issue 4)
DOI	10.11648/j.innov.20250604.11
Page(s)	139-148
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Socio-Economic Development, Poverty Alleviation, Sustainability, Community Food Trusts, Digital Skills Mobilization, Micro-Entrepreneurship Incubators, Inflation-Indexed Universal Basic Income (IIUBI), Global Green Investment, Human Capital Development, Global Prosperity

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