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A deprived area is a region that experiences significant social and economic disadvantages, often characterized by high levels of poverty, unemployment, and limited access to essential services such as healthcare, education, and housing. These areas typically face challenges like inadequate infrastructure and lower quality of life for residents. Deprivation can be measured using various indicators, including income levels, employment rates, and access to resources. Addressing the needs of deprived areas often requires targeted interventions and policies to promote economic development and improve living conditions.
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What is the poorest area of Scotland?
In 2012, Feguslie in Paisley was named Scotland's most deprived area.
How do you talk ghetto?
if your not from a deprived area please do not attempt to talk like that
What is a deprived community?
What is the meaning of a deprived community
What causes pins and needle sensation after sitting for a long time?
the return of blood flow to the deprived area of your body.
What is a example sentence of deprived?
She was deprived of privileges when she disobeyed her parents. His boss deprived him of his promotion because his work was not up to par. They disobeyed the rules, so the team was deprived of the title.
When was Deprived Movement created?
Deprived Movement was created in 1969.
What is the poor section of a city called?
The poor section of a city is often referred to as a "low-income area" or a "deprived neighborhood."
What is the meaning to be deprived of a limb?
Deprived of a limb means that you have a disability in your legs or arms
What happens to fish deprived from oxygen?
they will swim around at the surface of the water
What are water deprived deserts?
All deserts are water deprived, that's why they are called deserts.
Can you write a sentence using the word deprived?
Today's youth are deprived of a good education.
What has the author David Cullingford written?
David Cullingford has written: 'Deprived places or deprived people'
