What Can We Do About World Poverty?

Therefore, nearly 1 billion people can neither read nor sign. In most areas, the four-member family needs to double the poverty line to provide basic needs to the children. Every year 6 million children die of malnutrition by the birthday of 5 years old. Every year, between 300 and 500 million people are infected with malaria, more than 3 million people have died of malaria. 529,000 women die each year due to pregnancy related complications. As a country that helps eradicate poverty, we can do a lot of things even if they are few.

What is exciting is having tools, skills, and capital to solve poverty problems and build a world where everyone can act on their own life. There is a way to solve poverty whether we are talking about electricity and education. However, more than 2 billion people are still living in poverty. This is 2 billion people and I do not see the more privileged world - people like Evelyn have the ability to create waves of change. The current story about poverty is to treat the poor as a group - not a man seeking a life with an intentional life, opportunity, and dignity, but a problem to address.

Approximately one-fifth of the world's population suffers from poverty. The lives of these people are less than $ 1 a day. Poverty is not only a state of existence but also a multifaceted and complicated process. Poverty can be long-term (chronic) or short-term, but short-term poverty can fall into future generations in serious cases. The poor adopt a strategy to alleviate poverty and deal with it. In order to understand poverty it is necessary to investigate the economic and social background including state, market, community, and family institutions. Differences in poverty include sex, race, age, location (rural and city) and income sources. Children and women are often more suffering than men in families. In the community, ethnic minority groups and religious organizations are influenced by majority or more, rural poor are more than rural poor, rural poor, wage laborer without land is a small land owner And I suffer more than tenants.

But what is poverty? The World Bank calls poverty a "multidimensional social phenomenon", its definition and cause vary depending on sex, age, culture, other social and economic conditions. Therefore, poverty can be defined in terms of purely economic terms (income poverty, extreme poverty) and relative or absolute terms. According to the Statistical Policy Directive 14 of the Management Budget Office (OMB), the US Census Bureau uses a series of monetary income standards depending on the size and composition of the family to determine who is in poverty.