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    Group 1 presented on the topics of poverty and gender inequality. Poverty refers to an inability to afford basic needs and can take two forms: absolute poverty where basic needs are not met, and relative poverty defined in relation to societal standards of living. Gender inequality involves unequal treatment based on gender, often harming women, and covers social, economic, and political differences. Both poverty and gender inequality can result in a lack of access to education and economic inequality.

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    Group 1 presented on the topics of poverty and gender inequality. Poverty refers to an inability to afford basic needs and can take two forms: absolute poverty where basic needs are not met, and relative poverty defined in relation to societal standards of living. Gender inequality involves unequal treatment based on gender, often harming women, and covers social, economic, and political differences. Both poverty and gender inequality can result in a lack of access to education and economic inequality.

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    GROUP PROJECT

    Presented by Group 1
    Topic
    Topic 1: Poverty

    Topic 2: Gender Inequality


    Poverty
    Poverty refers to a situation individuals or communities are unable to meet
    their basic needs, such as food, shelter, water, education, health care, and
    clothing. Poverty can manifest in many different forms, including absolute
    poverty, where people struggle to meet the bare minimum, and relative
    poverty, defined in relation to standards and conditions. living conditions of
    the wider society.
    Examples:
    1. Lack of Access to Education

    2. Income Poverty
    Gender Inequality
    Gender inequality refers to the unequal treatment or perception of
    individuals based on their gender, often to the detriment of a particular
    gender, usually women. It covers a wide range of differences, including
    the social, economic and political aspects of life.
    Examples:
    1. Economic Inequality

    2. Social Inequality
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