So, poverty means of lacking to enough resources to provide the
daily needs to the life mainly the – food , clean water , shelter , and clothing etc. Poverty is also defined as “absolute poverty” and “relative Poverty” Why poverty is an issue ?
Poverty increases health issues .
More than that it causes hunger and malnutrition, very
low access to education and other basic services.
Due to insufficient food or daily needs, diseases spread
through the place they live. Causes of Poverty.
Inadequate access to clean water and
nutritious food. Inequality Poor education Lack of daily survival needs Little or no access to livelihoods or jobs Comparing of Poverty. 1. India Before 1960s After 1960s In India In 1960s In 1963 – 64 , while povrty level was of the richest 5% lived Rs 240 per year, were on an average of Rs in economic group 645 per year . as well and not doing well either . 2. U.S.A
Before 1960s After 1960s
The Poverty rate in U.S.A , The progress slowed the proportion of all persons innthe 1970s and it living in household whose remained within a total fairly narrow range Incomes were judged between 11.3 and 15.2 insufficient to meet percent . minimum U.S. Living standards. • Solutions to Poverty
Equality for all
Increase access to education Improve food security and access to clean water Improving the daily survival needs Improving the conditions like giving up jobs for money .