Are indian states poorer than african nations by akshay sonone
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Eight Indian states have a higher rate of poverty than twenty-six African nations according to the Multidimensional Poverty Index. Some facts presented include that 1.4 million people in developing countries live on $1.25 per day, 22,000 people die each year due to poverty conditions, and 33% of the global poor are Indian. The causes of poverty in Africa include diseases, conflict, environmental degradation, corruption, and poor governance, while in India they include overpopulation, corruption, unemployment, economic policies, and unequal distribution of resources. Reducing poverty may be achieved through employment, aid/welfare programs, microloans, empowering women, climate change adaptation, and good governance.
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- 1. INDIAN states poorer than AFRICAN nations Presented By: Akshay Sonone Roll no.: 11346 Div:C
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- 3. Introduction • Poverty: Lack of access to basic human needs which include food, safe water, sanitation, education and information • Multidimensional poverty index (MPI) • Eight INDIAN states are poorer than twenty- six African nations put together
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- 7. Ways to reduce poverty • Employment and productivity • Aid / Welfare: Aid in simplest form is basic economic grant • Microloans: Mohammad Younus started the microfinance in 1976 • Empowering women • Climate change adaption • Good institutions
- 8. Conclusion • Inclusive growth • More priority to health care needs • Self employment • Integrity of higher authorities can definitely lead to an alleviation in poverty
- 9. References • FAO Press release 2010 • UN reports on Global Epidemic • ‘Rasheed Draman’, Power and conflict in Africa • Competition success review • India 2010
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