"We have a moral imparative to turn things around" says Anneliese Dodds

The transcript discusses the speaker's role as Minister for Development, highlighting Britain's renewed commitment to international development. It reflects on historical achievements in poverty reduction and the challenges faced today, such as increased humanitarian needs, conflicts, and climate crises. The speaker emphasizes the importance of global action and humanitarian aid, citing specific efforts and funding initiatives to address these issues.

What role does the speaker hold, and what is their vision for international development?

• Minister for Finance, focusing on economic growth

• Minister for Development, focusing on a modern approach

• Minister for Education, focusing on global literacy

• Minister for Health, focusing on global health initiatives

Which past leaders does the speaker acknowledge for their contributions to international development?

• Tony Blair and Gordon Brown

• David Cameron and Theresa May

• Barbara Castle, Clare Short, Hilary Benn, and Douglas Alexander

• Winston Churchill and Margaret Thatcher

What are the main factors contributing to the stalling progress towards the Sustainable Development Goals?

• Geopolitical challenges and climate crises

• Population growth and resource scarcity

• Technological advancements and urbanization

• Economic recession and lack of funding

What specific challenges are women, girls, and marginalized communities facing according to the speaker?

• Devastating rollback of rights and freedoms

• Improved economic opportunities and employment

• Increased access to education and healthcare

• Greater political representation and influence

What is the speaker's warning regarding the future of those living in extreme poverty?

• They will benefit from technological advancements

• They will have better access to education

• They will face increased challenges in fragile states

• They will experience improved living conditions