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When was Lift Above Poverty Organization created?
Lift Above Poverty Organization was created in 1987.
What percent of Iran is above the poverty line?
79% of the people in Iran are above the poverty line while 21% is below the poverty line.
Would 200 percent of the poverty line mean a family is 200 percent above the poverty line?
No, 200 percent of the poverty line means that a family's income is twice the poverty line, not 200 percent above it. For example, if the poverty line is $20,000, then 200 percent of that would be $40,000. Therefore, the family is at the threshold of twice the poverty level, not an additional 200 percent above it.
What mountains are above India?
Himalayas are above India
How many people is US live above the poverty line?
i meant how many people live in the USA that are above the poverty line, the computer posted it wrong. THANKS!
What is the color of above poverty line rashion card?
white
How much of Russia's population lives above the poverty line?
21.5 million people live under the poverty line
How much is professional tax in India?
how much percentage of professional tax India on employee salary?From company: For registration 4500 to 5000 (One time) Company have to pay 2500 (yearly) Each director have to pay 2500 (Yearly) From Employee. Above Rs10000 ---- Rs100 (Monthly) Above Rs15000 ---- Rs150 (Monthly) Above Rs20000 ---- Rs200 (Monthly)
What is china's population below poverty line?
45.8 percent above market
Where on the map of the world is China?
just above India or Nepal.(Asia) just above India or Nepal.(Asia)
Is 20000. a year above poverty in the US?
As of 2023, the federal poverty guidelines for a single-person household in the continental U.S. is around $14,580. Therefore, an income of $20,000 a year is above the federal poverty level for an individual. However, poverty thresholds can vary based on family size, location, and other factors, so it might still be considered low income in some contexts.
What percentage do you need to get an A?
90% and above...
