Taking a Brief Look at Poverty in Egypt

According to Andrew Bossone, "The poverty rate in 2008/09 has reached 23.4%, rising from 20% of last year." The poverty rate rises greatly from year to year, and growth is expected to accelerate year by year in the coming years However, because the problem can not be prevented beforehand, the domestic situation has already deteriorated. (Bossone Andrew, 2014) Another source of poverty in Egypt is overpopulation, according to the national space, especially when the majority of people are concentrated in rural areas, there are too many citizens living in the country I will. Let's get out of town

More than 50 million people live in Ben-Meir (population below Egypt's poverty line) and 90 million people live. This emphasizes the extent of poverty worldwide, especially in Egypt without any problems. Our work in the world is to help people who need urgent help. In any case, we can not ignore poverty. Either way, they still account for 55% of the Egyptian population (Ben-Meir). - Solving the impact of cultural and structural factors that lead to differences in behavior between the poor and non-poor people is a difficult task for sociologists involved in stratification and inequality. This is mainly because they look very intertwined. Structural and cultural factors promote each other in a complex way

Egypt's situation "Reducing poverty and improving fairness of income distribution" - this is a statistical and economic strategy they manage. The reality of Egypt is well known all over the world. Nutrition status and unemployment are clearly quoted as "essentially important" areas that residents want to tackle. A conceptual discussion on this problem is that poverty in the process of urbanization is considered "destruction" and entails hostile actions of citizens.

Poverty is still a major issue for Egypt, and one in five people (about 13.6 million people) lives below the poverty line. In order to eradicate poverty, it is necessary to first deepen the understanding of the poor. In Egypt, about three quarters of the poor live in rural areas of Upper Egypt, most of them work in agriculture and construction, and they are rarely educated. Therefore, reform of safety net is important for three reasons. Second, given the grant, the plan is too expensive. Third, inefficient planning where the beneficiary and target overlap