The Urban Poverty Learning Initiative, approved in May 2007, aims to help the urban poor improve their income, health, and social opportunities. The initiative focuses on building capacity for community-led development and promoting livelihood opportunities for the urban working poor. It has committed over $150 million to 42 organizations across Africa, Asia, and Latin America. The report discusses the initiative's impact, challenges, and future plans, emphasizing the importance of local capacity and governance in urban poverty alleviation.
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