CEO’s fifth annual report highlights recent accomplishments including CEO’s receipt of the Harvard University’s Innovations in American Government Award, the expansion of programs through the Young Men’s Initiative and the federal Social Innovation Fund, and CEO’s work to help inform the Census Bureau’s new Supplemental Poverty Measure.
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This report highlights CEO’s successful programs and provides an overview of the CEO poverty measure, an improved measure that captures the impact of policies and programs on low-income families. The report also describes ongoing efforts to replicate five of CEO’s most promising initiatives in New York City and cities across the country.
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Mayor Bloomberg released CEO's second annual report in April 2009 at the Center for American Progress in Washington, DC.  At this event, Mayor Bloomberg announced major progress for New York City's innovative anti-poverty strategies.
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In December 2007, Mayor Bloomberg announced that the Center for Economic Opportunity successfully implemented 31 new anti-poverty programs since being created in 2006. In addition, CEO released its first Strategy and Implementation Report, which provides an overview of strategy and details each new program.
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On September 18, 2006, the Commission for Economic Opportunity prepared its report to the Mayor on reducing poverty in New York City. The report is the culmination of a comprehensive examination of poverty in the City, analyzing its causes, scope, and consequences. It is the Commission's conclusion that poverty in New York City can be significantly reduced if the City and its people act now.
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