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    This document discusses poverty in developing countries. It defines two types of poverty: absolute poverty, which refers to severe deprivation of basic needs, and relative poverty, which is economic inequality within a location or society. Some key causes of poverty mentioned are overpopulation, low standards of living, inflation, unemployment, lack of education, and inequality. Effects of poverty include child labor, high mortality rates, health problems, hunger, and inhibited education. The document outlines some solutions for reducing poverty such as poverty elimination programs, health facilities, education, microfinance, and empowering the poor. It provides statistics on poverty levels in various Indian states.

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    This document discusses poverty in developing countries. It defines two types of poverty: absolute poverty, which refers to severe deprivation of basic needs, and relative poverty, which is economic inequality within a location or society. Some key causes of poverty mentioned are overpopulation, low standards of living, inflation, unemployment, lack of education, and inequality. Effects of poverty include child labor, high mortality rates, health problems, hunger, and inhibited education. The document outlines some solutions for reducing poverty such as poverty elimination programs, health facilities, education, microfinance, and empowering the poor. It provides statistics on poverty levels in various Indian states.

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    Poverty: The Biggest Obstacle For The Developing Country

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    This document discusses poverty in developing countries. It defines two types of poverty: absolute poverty, which refers to severe deprivation of basic needs, and relative poverty, which is economic inequality within a location or society. Some key causes of poverty mentioned are overpopulation, low standards of living, inflation, unemployment, lack of education, and inequality. Effects of poverty include child labor, high mortality rates, health problems, hunger, and inhibited education. The document outlines some solutions for reducing poverty such as poverty elimination programs, health facilities, education, microfinance, and empowering the poor. It provides statistics on poverty levels in various Indian states.

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    POVERTY

    The Biggest
    Obstacle for the
    Developing Country
    POVERTY
    Types of Poverty
    • Absolute Poverty : It Refers to the state of
    severe deprivation of basic human needs
    Measures- Capita Intake of Calorie & Level of
    Consumption.

    • Relative Poverty : It is defined as Economic


    inequality in location or society in which
    people live
    Measures – Capita Income & National Income.
    Causes of poverty
    • Overpopulation – second fastest country to grow
    • Low Standard of Living - Income Living
    • Inflation – Less Purchasing Power
    • Non Productive Expenditure – Useless Spending
    • Unemployment - Immobility , Opportunities
    • Landlordism, Nepotism, Corruption
    • Lack of Education
    • Inequality – Caste system
    • Joint family System
    Effects of Poverty
    • Child Labour
    • High Mortality Rates
    • Crimes and Violence
    • Health Problems
    • Homeless
    • Hunger and Malnutrition
    • Children’s Antisocial Behavior
    • Inhibits Education
    Poverty  is  a Horrifying
    thing
    thing

    HOW?
    Solutions For Eroding Poverty
    • Poverty Elimination Programs
    • Health Facilities
    • Education
    • Ensuring Resources for Poor
    • Role of Micro Finance
    • Development in Construction
    • Empowering the poors.
    Poverty in INDIA
    No longer Largest no of poor's
    POVERTY IN INDIAN STATES
    STATES No. Of People BPL (000) % of People BPL
    BIHAR 35815 33.74
    MADHYA PRADESH 23406 31.65
    MAHARASHTRA 19792 17.35
    CHHATTISGARH 10411 39.93
    ARUNACHAL PRADESH 491 34.67
    UTTAR PRADESH 59819 29.43
    WEST BENGAL 18498 19.98
    GOA 75 5.09
    GUJARAT 10223 16.63
    DADRA & NAGAR 143 39.31
    HAVELI
    ODISHA 13853 32.59

    JAMMU & KASHMIR 1327 10.35


    KERALA 2395 7.05
    ALL INDIA 269783 21.92
    FACTS
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    THANK YOU

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