Ending Poverty in Fragile States

Ending Poverty in Fragile States requires tackling the root causes of vulnerability, including conflict, weak institutions, and limited economic opportunities. In fragile and conflict-affected countries, poverty is closely linked to insecurity, displacement, and lack of access to basic services. Sustainable poverty reduction depends on peace, inclusive governance, and resilient state systems that support livelihoods and social cohesion. The g7+ promotes country-led approaches that reflect local realities and strengthen national capacity. By advocating for context-specific international support and encouraging cooperation among fragile states, the g7+ works to break cycles of fragility, reduce poverty, and build foundations for long-term stability and shared prosperity.