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Now let's get into today's solution.
Welcome to People Fixing the World from the BBC World Service with me Myra Anubi.
This is the program that looks at the world through a different lens.
Every week we find out about solutions to some of the many problems we face today.
And this week,
we'll be hearing about a radical idea that's changing how we see poverty and helping people do everything from fixing roads...
I get very happy when I look at this road.
It makes life easier for the people living here.
...to fixing teeth.
When I look in the mirror today, I can see myself.
I am very proud.
Almost half of the world's population currently lives in poverty,
with around 800 million people surviving on less than $2 a day.
This means not being able to have regular access to basic needs like food,
water, shelter and clothing.