1. No Poverty

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1. No Poverty

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1. No Poverty

Based on the Kyushu University Fund, the university has developed a scheme to assist students facing financial difficulties. In addition to the creation of Kyushu University’s own scholarships and the admission and tuition exemption scheme, Kyushu University developed emergency assistance subsidies to help students who are undergoing extreme financial distress due to family loss in times of disaster. Furthermore, our faculty members and researchers conduct daily research using humanities / social science approaches and economic approaches to reduce poverty. For example, Kunio Urakawa, a professor at the Faculty of Economics, is working on analyzing the impact of the social security system on poverty reduction.

SDGs indexes

Education

The number shows how many classes are related with SDG1 among KIKAN Education which offers all undergraduate students in Kyushu university.

c.f. Faculty of Arts and Science, Kyushu University
https://www.artsci.kyushu-u.ac.jp/english/

Research

The number shows research outputs toward achieving SDG1 in Kyushu University. Our Pure portal site based on ELSEVIER provides information on Kyushu University researchers and their research outputs with additional information such as research network, topics, and research metrics.

c.f. Researcher Profiling Tool Pure Portal Site
https://kyushu-u.elsevierpure.com/en/

Event

The number shows how many research and educational events Kyushu University has held both internally and externally to enhance individual efforts toward achieving SDG1.

c.f. Past activities and events
https://sdgs.kyushu-u.ac.jp/en/sdgs/

Event & Research