According to the United Nations Children's Fund, also known as UNICEF, more than 2.1 billion people worldwide are believed to live in poverty. UNICEF says these 2.1 billion people live on less than one US dollar a day. If you were to consider that there are many people around the world living in difficult financial situations, then knowing that 1.6 billion people live on two dollars or less might be a little harder to accept. These numbers combined would equate to nearly half the world's population. population. What can we do to save these people from poverty? It's simple, just start or continue donating. UNICEF is a huge non-profit organization where donations are very satisfying every time. Poverty is defined as someone who is extremely poor. The World Bank's Atlas method calculates GNI which stands for gross national income. This method is provided by the World Bank. The World Bank helps poverty in many cases, for example by reducing poverty in developing countries by providing them with money and technical skills. The World Bank's Atlas method calculated that people earning $735 or less per year are considered poor. Some of the world's poorest countries average $735 or less. This average would include all working citizens of that country. Some of the low-income countries in the world include many African countries, Chad, Ethiopia, and many others. Even the large South Asian country, India, is considered low-income! UNICEF is a strong and recommendable non-profit organization to turn to for donations. They are currently stationed in 190 countries, which shows that this is not a new and very reliable organization. The United States provides a US fund to UNICEF as it ensures c...... half of the paper ......ttp://www.abs-cbnnews.com/business/11/18/13/how - pinoy-billionaires-help-yolanda-victims>.Madrigal, Graciela. Telephone interview. 20 November 2013.Nsehe, Mfonobong. "Forbes." Nigerian billionaire Dangote will build an $8 billion refinery and donate $500,000 to UNICEF. Np, April 15, 2013. Web. November 21, 2013. .Sider, Ronald J. Rich Christains in an Age of Hunger. Nashville: Thomas Nelson, Inc, 2005. 2-4. Press."The World Bank." About the World Bank. Np, nd Web. November 21, 2013."UNICEF Fund for the United States." Who we are. Np, nd Web. November 21 2013. .