Hong Kong’s new poverty metrics won’t change duty to those in need (opens in new tab)
Hong Kong’s approach to easing poverty has changed. By focusing on targeted groups instead of defining beneficiaries using the conventional income-based poverty line, the government has hailed its new strategy as a success. But while the measures have been well-received, there is no room for complacency. Sustainable efforts are needed to ensure those in need get the necessary help. Referring to the various programmes created for the three target groups – subdivided flat residents, single-pare...
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