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Release of B.C.’s 2024 Poverty Reduction Strategy

Logo of British Columbia featuring a stylized yellow sun rising over blue mountains. The words British Columbia are written in blue capital letters beneath the image.

Logo of British Columbia featuring a stylized yellow sun rising over blue mountains. The words British Columbia are written in blue capital letters beneath the image.

Govt of BC  is pleased to share the release of B.C.’s 2024 Poverty Reduction Strategy. The renewed Strategy provides a 10-year framework for action, informed by a broad public and Indigenous engagement through which we heard from over 10,000 people, at least 70% with lived experience of poverty.

This work builds on key legislative changes to three Acts made in March 2024 to better help people get out of poverty. These include new poverty reduction targets and changes to income and disability assistance to build a more supportive, inclusive system.

Webpage titled British Columbias 2024 Poverty Reduction Strategy. It outlines goals and key areas of focus, like housing, education, and income security, while advocating for inclusivity. Includes navigation links on the left and a banner at the top for benefits access.

Cover of the 2024 Poverty Reduction Strategy document. It features a watercolor landscape with trees and a path, symbolizing the journey of self-advocates. The British Columbia logo is in the bottom left corner.

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