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    Poverty is defined as both relative poverty and extreme poverty. The document analyzes data showing reductions in population growth rates from 6.3% in 1975 to 1.6% in 2014, mortality rates from 104.6/1000 in 1985-1989 to 5.64/10000 in 2014-present, and infant mortality rates from 87/1000 in 1989 to 41/1000 in 2011. These reductions are attributed to factors like women's empowerment, increased access to family planning and medical facilities, vaccination programs, and work by NGOs to create awareness. Malnutrition rates also decreased from 69% in 1985-1986 to 41% in 2011. Overall, notable reductions in rural-urban gaps can be seen across economic,

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    Poverty is defined as both relative poverty and extreme poverty. The document analyzes data showing reductions in population growth rates from 6.3% in 1975 to 1.6% in 2014, mortality rates from 104.6/1000 in 1985-1989 to 5.64/10000 in 2014-present, and infant mortality rates from 87/1000 in 1989 to 41/1000 in 2011. These reductions are attributed to factors like women's empowerment, increased access to family planning and medical facilities, vaccination programs, and work by NGOs to create awareness. Malnutrition rates also decreased from 69% in 1985-1986 to 41% in 2011. Overall, notable reductions in rural-urban gaps can be seen across economic,

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    Poverty is defined as both relative poverty and extreme poverty. The document analyzes data showing reductions in population growth rates from 6.3% in 1975 to 1.6% in 2014, mortality rates from 104.6/1000 in 1985-1989 to 5.64/10000 in 2014-present, and infant mortality rates from 87/1000 in 1989 to 41/1000 in 2011. These reductions are attributed to factors like women's empowerment, increased access to family planning and medical facilities, vaccination programs, and work by NGOs to create awareness. Malnutrition rates also decreased from 69% in 1985-1986 to 41% in 2011. Overall, notable reductions in rural-urban gaps can be seen across economic,

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    WHAT IS POVERTY?

    1.POVERTY
    2.EXTREME POVERTY

    3.Relative Poverty
    REDUCTION IN POPULATION GROWTH RATE

    •DATA ANALYSIS
    Year Rate
    1975 6.3%
    1991 3.3%
    2014 1.6%

    •WOMEN EMPOWERMENT
    •NGO AWARENESS
    •SUPPLY OF FAMILY PLANNING STUFF
    REDUCTION IN MORTALITY RATE

    Data analysis of mortality rate:-


    Year Rate Medical Facilities in Rural Areas
    1985-1989 104.6/1000
    1995-1999 66.3/1000 The consciousness of Women
    2014-Present 5.64/10000
    Delivery in Medical Center
    Data analysis of infant mortality rate:-
    Year Rate
    1989 87/1000
    2001 56/1000
    2011 41/1000
    DECREASE IN MALNUTRITION

    Data Analysis of Malnutrition Rate:-


    Year Rate
    1985-1986 69%
    1996 51%
    2011 41%

    Vaccination
    Awareness of NGOs
    NOTABLE REDUCTION IN RURAL-URBAN GAP

    Economic and Social Indicator


    Public Policy
    Awareness of NGO

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