and now the food crisis produced by the ukraine war have pushed maybe 100, maybe 150 million people back into poverty. at this point, is there a simple solution to that? is it large scale debt forgiveness for all of the countries all around the world that have had this double-whammy. it is more than just debt. debt is an extra complication, but at the end of the day, over the last three or four decades, the growth of the fight against poverty benefits principally by the creation of jobs and the best way to fight poverty is to give a person a job. both for their economic growth but also their sense of dignity of the sense of independent and we should not forget that. it is not the handout that makes the biggest difference to generations. that got set back. yes, by ukraine an the war. yes, by the circumstances of other fragility and refugees in
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