News Shanghai Conference Unveils Agenda for Poverty Reduction Shanghai Agenda on Poverty Reduction China Promises Common Prosperity for All People Chinese Vice-Premier Meets Foreign Guests in Shanghai China Gets over US$9 Million Aid for Poverty Reduction China to Strengthen Int'l Cooperation, Support Global Poverty Reduction Efforts Brazilian President Leaves China How Can China Help the World Beat Poverty? Brazil Banks on Trade with China To Increase Farmer's Income, a New Challenge for China's Poverty Reduction Endeavor Leaders Share Views and Hopes China to Support Global Poverty Reduction Efforts Poverty Reduction Conference Convenes in Shanghai Developing Nations Battle Poverty Together China Ready to Offer Help to World Poverty Reduction: Premier Global Effort to Eliminate Poverty Brazilian President Arrives in Shanghai Developing Countries Say Hope to Learn Much from Poverty Reduction Conference in Shanghai Shanghai Ready for Global Conference on Poverty A New Paradigm in Poverty Reduction Brazilian President Arrived in Beijing Global Poverty Reduction Conference to Be Held in Shanghai Tanzanian President Leaves for Poverty-Reduction Meeting in Shanghai Developing Countries to Exchange Poverty Fighting Solutions in Shanghai Global Learning Process for Scaling Up Poverty Reduction and Conference in Shanghai, May 25-27, 2004 Countries Learn from Development Experiences: World Bank-sponsored Scaling up Poverty Reduction Conference in Shanghai World Bank, China Announce Global Learning Conference

Speeches & Presentations Scaling Up Poverty Reduction Conference Closing Remarks: Wolfensohn Wen Raises Five Proposals to Attain Global Prosperity Premier Addresses Global Conference on Poverty Reduction Stepping Up Efforts to Reduce Poverty in Asia Pacific Wolfensohn Gives Speech at Shanghai Conference Audio & Video Opening Session Session 2 Session 3 Session 4 Session 5 Session 6 Back Home China Development Gateway China's War on Poverty

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