The 12 March Budget looks like being the government's last chance to bring in some measures to allow it to reach its target to halve child poverty by 2010. Do you think the government has any chance of achieving its aim, or the more ambitious target to eradicate child poverty by 2020? What would you like to see in the Budget?

The Government can certainly meet both the 2010 and 2020 targets. But they will have to significantly step up their action to keep these promises.

The Work and Pensions Select Committee report, released today, says that the government can meet the 2010 targets if it invests more in the inomces of the poorest families through childrens benefits and tax credits. This must be the domestic priority for next week's budget. The IFS says it will take extra investment of £3.4bn to reach the target. In the grand scheme of things, it is not very much given the great benefits that will result and the major saving to the public purse firther down the line from improving poor children's outcomes.

On Saturday October 4th 2008 thousands of young people, families and supporters of the End Child Poverty Campaign from across the country will be coming together in London’s Trafalgar Square to demand the Government keep their promise to end child poverty.

It is all in government hand to remove child poverty. Many children are suffering with lack of education and for even food to eat.

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