Many of the world's poorest countries are doing worse in 2005 than they were 15 years ago, a major UN report says.
Drastic action is needed by the world's leaders if they are to keep their promises to end extreme poverty, the 2005 UN Human Development Report warns.
Its 177-nation ranking puts drought-hit Niger last for living standards, with 12 African nations among the bottom 18.
The report, a week before a major UN summit, calls for changes in aid, trade and security policy to halt the slide.
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