Here I said, "Since the year 2000, since the turn of the millennium, there are eight million more AIDS patients getting lifesaving antiretroviral drugs;" however, the number of AIDS patients receiving vital drugs is actually larger: Since the year 2000, since the turn of the millennium, there are 13 million more AIDS patients getting lifesaving antiretroviral drugs.

Here I said, "There are eight countries in sub-Saharan Africa that have their death rates cut by 75 percent." But to clarify, by 2012 the rate of malaria deaths in Africa had been cut almost in half from what it was in 2000.

Here I initially said, "For kids under five, child mortality, it's down by 2.65 million a year. That's a rate of 7,256 children's lives saved each day." However, I had underestimated the amount the actual rate of children's lives saved daily: For kids under five, child mortality has dropped by 3.1 million a year. That’s a rate of *8,493* fewer children’s deaths each day.

Les êtres humains ont fait campagne contre les inégalités et la pauvreté pendant 3000 ans. Mais ce voyage est en train de s'accélerer. Bono « est allé chercher le geek au fond de lui » et partage des chiffres impressionnants qui montrent que la fin de la pauvreté est en vue... si nous pouvons continuer sur cet élan. 

Bono : Les bonnes nouvelles sur la pauvreté (Oui, il y en a !)

Global efforts to fight poverty and disease have achieved dramatic progress in recent decades. Since 1990, the share of people living in extreme poverty has fallen from 43 percent to 21 percent, and 7,256 fewer children die each day compared to just a decade ago. Transparent data, smart aid, and grassroots activism have fueled this momentum. If the current trajectory holds, extreme poverty could be virtually eliminated by 2030.