The G20 plays a crucial role in addressing global poverty and promoting sustainable development through collaborative policies and initiatives. By bringing together the world's largest economies, the G20 facilitates discussions and agreements on poverty reduction, focusing on equitable economic growth, trade, and investment in developing countries. The group advocates for policies that improve access to education, healthcare, and infrastructure, all of which are key to lifting people out of poverty. Additionally, the G20 has increasingly prioritized environmental sustainability, recognizing the link between economic growth and the health of the planet. Many G20 members have committed to combating climate change through carbon reduction targets, green energy investments, and promoting reforestation. The group supports global initiatives aimed at protecting and increasing forests, such as the Bonn Challenge and the 1 trillion trees initiative, understanding that reforestation and tree planting are critical for combating climate change, preserving biodiversity, and enhancing food security. Through these efforts, the G20 seeks to reduce poverty while fostering a greener, more sustainable global economy.