soon as a person is at risk of extreme dependence? Communication with the very poor and a determination to associate them with the promotion of human rights, both in their conception and in their implementation and its monitoring is already to put into practice the spirit of human rights, as is, as we have seen, the determination to comprehend the process of impoverishment and extreme poverty. 197. The report of the French Economic and Social Council on extreme poverty and economic and social need is an example of putting such partnership into practice, as it was drafted in constant consultation with the populations concerned: (a) As far as the conception of human rights is concerned, the putting into practice of this partnership means that the current evaluation of the international instrvunents concerned with economic, social and cultural rights must seek by all possible means to gain an understanding of the experience of the poorest populations. This also means, for example, during the establishment of new economic, social and cultural areas throughout the world, calling on the experience of the poorest. To take a current example: in the Europe of the Single Act what freedom of movement will the poorest citizens have, unless it is understood that foreign languages must be taught as a matter of priority in the poorest districts of Europe? And that those with the lowest incomes cannot be excluded from this freedom? (i) If care is not taken, this means that an entire region of the world is likely to start out on a new phase of development despising poverty and therefore perpetuating it; (ii) This could be remedied by a partnership which would operate through all the groups of defenders of human rights, provided they pay attention to and allow themselves to be alerted by the most destitute.
**Analysis**
This text discusses the importance of understanding the experiences of the poorest populations in the implementation of human rights, particularly in economic and social development. It highlights the need for a partnership between governments, international organizations, and civil society to address extreme poverty and ensure that economic development is inclusive and equitable. The text also touches on the importance of education and the need to address the root causes of poverty.

**Category**
Education, Humanitarian aid and relief