Poverty is defined as a lack of financial resources to meet basic human needs. There are different types of poverty including absolute, relative, situational, generational, rural, and urban poverty based on social, economic, and political factors. Some solutions to poverty by 2030 include increasing equality, building resilience to climate change and conflict, improving access to education, food security, and water as well as embracing cash and microfinance programs.

1. POVERTY

2. Poverty is a state or condition in
which a person or community
lacks the financial resources and
essentials for a minimum standard
of living. Poverty means that the
income level from employment is so
low that basic human needs can't be
met.

4. On the basis of social, economical and political aspects, there are
different ways to identify the type of Poverty:
● Absolute poverty.
● Relative Poverty.
● Situational Poverty.
● Generational Poverty.
● Rural Poverty.
● Urban Poverty.

5. Solutions to poverty to get us to 2030
1. Equality and representation for all.
2. Building resilience — climate and otherwise…
3. 3. … But especially focusing on climate change.
4. Increase access to education.
5. Improve food security and access to clean water.
6. End war and conflict.
7. Embrace cash and microfinance.