<h4>Launch of the Global Alliance Against Hunger and Poverty</h4><p>A significant new initiative, the <strong>Global Alliance Against Hunger and Poverty</strong>, was recently inaugurated. This alliance was officially launched during the <strong>G20 Leaders Summit</strong> held in <strong>Brazil</strong>.</p><p>The primary objective of this global collaboration is to work towards the complete <strong>eradication of poverty and hunger globally</strong>. It represents a concerted effort by leading economies to address these critical humanitarian challenges.</p><div class='info-box'><p><strong>Launch Event:</strong> G20 Leaders Summit, Brazil</p><p><strong>Core Mandate:</strong> Global eradication of hunger and poverty</p></div><h4>Strategic Linkage and Principles</h4><p>The establishment of this alliance is a crucial step forward in implementing the <strong>Deccan High-Level Principles on Food Security and Nutrition 2023</strong>. These principles were previously adopted at the <strong>G20 New Delhi Summit 2023</strong>.</p><p>This linkage underscores a continuity of commitment from the G20 nations, building upon frameworks established in previous summits to foster global food security and improved nutrition outcomes.</p><div class='key-point-box'><p>The Alliance directly supports the operationalization of the <strong>Deccan High-Level Principles</strong>, emphasizing a coordinated global response to food insecurity.</p></div><h4>India's Contribution and Leadership</h4><p><strong>India’s Prime Minister</strong> played an active role in the G20 discussions related to this alliance. He addressed a dedicated session titled <strong>‘Social Inclusion and the Fight against Hunger and Poverty.’</strong></p><p>During this session, India shared its extensive <strong>experiences and success stories</strong> in tackling poverty and hunger domestically. This highlights India's potential to offer valuable insights and models for other nations.</p><div class='exam-tip-box'><p><strong>UPSC Insight:</strong> India's participation and sharing of its models (e.g., PDS, MGNREGA) are significant for <strong>GS Paper II (Social Justice, International Relations)</strong> and <strong>GS Paper III (Food Security, Economy)</strong>. Be prepared to discuss India's role in global governance and development initiatives.</p></div>