Social Innovation

A way to reduce poverty that’s so simple, it just might work

Orchestra members from the Don Bosco Youth and Choir Orchestra participate in a practice in San Salvador, El Salvador April 20, 2016.

This innovative method for reducing poverty is tackling the problem at its roots Image: REUTERS/Jose Cabezas

Asheesh Advani
President and Chief Executive Officer, JA Worldwide
Leonardo Martellotto
President, JA Americas
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