Poverty

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The fundamental reason to get rid of poverty (to the extent that it may be possible to get rid of poverty, which is a very difficult thing to do) is that we feel compassion for our fellow human beings and we do not want them to suffer from the many ills that poverty brings, which include bad diet, bad housing, bad education, and a bad standard of living in general. From a more selfish viewpoint, it is also true that poor people are unhappy people, and unhappy people may wind up joining violent revolutionary movements and killing you (or even if they do not go to that extreme, they may find ways to take out their frustration on you).

The answer to this question is simply 'yes'.

Why?

By the cutting of trees a lot of land becomes not-usable to farmers (mainly in LEDCs). Bigger industries take over, so the revenue made by those small farmers decreases (because they've lost their land of course). Costs become higher due to the fact that other places get difficult to own and so total profit becomes lower.

So reforestation has some effect on poverty indeed.

In Africa these countries include: Angola, Benin, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Cape Verde Islands, Central African Republic, Chad, Comores, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Djibouti, Equatorial Guinea, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Lesotho, Mali, Rwanda, Somalia, Uganda, Gambia, Liberia, Mauritania, Sao Tome & Principe, Sudan, Zambia, Guinea, Madagascar, Mozambique, Senegal and Tanzania. In Asia it includes Afghanistan, Lao, Timor-Leste, Bangladesh, Maldives, Yemen, Bhutan, Myanmar, Cambodia and Nepal. In Australia and the Pacific it includes Kiribati, Samoa, Vanuatu, Solomon Islands and Tuvalu. And in the Caribbean it includes Haiti.

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In Maori, it is called "Te Moana-a-Toi". This is not a translation of "Bay of Poverty". In Maori, it means the Ocean of Toi te Huatahi.

the current anti-poverty strategy is based on two planks :

1)Promotion of economic growth

2)Targeted anti-poverty programmes

->people send their children to schools in hope of getting better economic results from investing in education.

->Economic growth widens opportunities & provides the resources needed to invest in human development.

Unemployment on the reservation is about 80%, and 49% live below the Federal poverty level. Adolescent suicide is four times the national average. Many of the families have no electricity, telephone, running water, or sewer. The life expectancies for males is 47 years old and low 50's for women.

I have visited once and found them to be very happy and very smart with terrible conditions that need to be addressed quickly.

David, member of The Pokagon Band of Potawatomi

Basically, it isn't, but most people would like to think they care, and so they make it a global issue of it to engender support for the causes within the affected countries in the hope of removing the poverty.

what image does poverty project to foreign tourist

poverty lelated to subjective of verious kind

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income level and family size

this is absolutely true unless she gets child support from the father,and if she is lucky her own family will also help support her until she can get on her feet, so it is vital she goes to court to obtain a court order for child support from the father.

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I'm actually from Jamaica and I was there last summer and found their foods are EXTREMELY expensive! It's like $58.00 for a box of cereal. Or a bottle of milk is like $200.00 a bottle! Can you believe that?! I bet they have poverty down there because how are they supposed to survive if they can't afford to buy groceries for there family? I bet you they must have high paying jobs to make sure there's food in the fridge. i live in Canada and gorceries don't cost that much. You could buy like $100.00 worth of groceries and they last for a few weeks. i bet you the jobs they have in Jamaica they must get paid a lot of money or they do overtime at their jobs. I could imagine living down there and struggling to provide food for my family because the groceries are way too expensive to buy. Also i wonder how in the world do the parents pack the kids lunches for school? Maybe some kids go to school without lunch. Maybe their parents can't afford it or their jobs don't make a whole lot of money.

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Members of the white lower class in the South were often trapped in poverty due to a combination of systemic economic issues, lack of access to quality education, and limited job opportunities. The legacy of slavery and the reliance on an agricultural economy created a cycle of poverty that affected both black and white populations, but systemic racism often meant that white lower-class individuals still faced significant societal barriers. Additionally, the social hierarchy and exploitation by wealthier landowners further marginalized their economic prospects, leaving them with few avenues for upward mobility.

Poverty measurement mechanisms vary from country to country. In Pakistan, poor is defined as the "one who can't earn basic necessities of life". Last detailed census took place in Pakistan in 1998 and according to it, over 19% of Pakistanis were identified as poor. Current figures show a diminishing trend of employment and a notable rise in poverty. The core reason of poverty in Pakistan is the energy crisis Pakistan has been facing for the last 6-8 years.

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Reducing poverty in a community can be achieved through a combination of education, job training, and access to resources. Initiating programs that provide skills training for high-demand jobs can empower individuals and improve their employability. Additionally, supporting local businesses and fostering community partnerships can create economic opportunities. Finally, ensuring access to social services, such as healthcare and financial literacy programs, can help families manage their resources more effectively.

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