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Social entrepreneurship aims to create social change by recognizing social problems and addressing them through entrepreneurial means. While business entrepreneurs focus on profits, social entrepreneurs also measure positive returns to society through broader social, cultural, and environmental goals. Poverty is defined as the lack of basic needs and income, and it affects over 1 billion people worldwide. The effects of poverty include health issues, malnutrition, lack of education, homelessness, and increased violence. Raul Oscar Abasolo Trincado is a social entrepreneur from Chile who works with disadvantaged youth, providing them opportunities to be productive members of society and make a positive impact.
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The issue that I would like to work on is the issue of poverty.
Poverty is a global issue affecting millions of people around the world. It has been the cause of
concern for many people because poverty leads to other dangerous issues that may affect
humanity, human lives and human values. Poverty is prevalent all over the world because of the
poor economic structure of countries, poor resources and also because of illiteracy. The other
reason for poverty is simple laziness of people because they do not want to work, or they may
not have skills to earn money to make a living for themselves. It is a potentially dangerous issue
and it need to be solved.
Poverty matters a lot in today’s world because poverty leads to other issues, such as increase of
crimes, malnourishment in children, early deaths of children, terrorism, social conflicts and
tensions among people. Poverty also can lead to another main issue of homelessness. It matters a
lot for everyone, people who are poor and people who are not so poor, and countries that are
poorly developed and countries that are well-developed because poverty may also lead to
increase in immigration and this immigration may become a world issue.
Poverty also creates a burden on the economy of the country. The healthcare field may be
affected because poor people may suffer from many diseases and they would need treatment.
They may not be able to pay for their treatment and the overall burden of healthcare would come
on the government healthcare institutions. Poverty is not a problem of a single individual, but it
is a problem of a community and a problem of the nation. People may think that poverty is a
chosen “problem,” but this is not the case. Sometimes the economic situations in a country and
the prevalent corruption and unemployment may become the cause of poverty.
The best solution to the problem would be globalization and global help. The poor countries have
to be helped by the richer countries. The solutions should not be like donating money and
feeding for a day, but the root causes have to be identified and they have to be dealt with to deal
with the issue of poverty right from its roots.
Poverty is a global issue and there are many causes behind poverty, and at the same time there
are serious consequences because of poverty so some solutions are essential and the help from
the richer and developed countries is a welcome thought and a necessary one. This essay argues
that poverty is the problem of countries and communities, and therefore the root causes of this
problem have to be identified to eradicate it completely.
Second Issue
The issue I would like to work on is the issue of homelessness.
The problem of homelessness is an important social and communal problem because it can lead
to different other problems of increase in crime, poor humanistic values and a total downfall of
humanity. People who are homeless may suffer f ...
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The role of the youth in alleviating poverty
1) The document discusses the role of youth in alleviating poverty in the Philippines, noting that 30% of the Philippine population is composed of youth aged 15-30.
2) It argues that involving youth and considering their perspectives is important for effective poverty reduction strategies, as youth make up a large portion of the population in developing countries and are directly impacted by poverty.
3) The document summarizes key statistics about poverty in the Philippines, including which provinces have the highest poverty rates and the minimum income needed for a family to meet basic needs. It outlines characteristics of the poor such as living in rural areas, low education levels, and reliance on informal sector work.
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Citizenship stage 2
- 1. Citizenship stage 2 Poverty
- 2. Effects, Development and aspects of social entreprenuership Social entrepreneurship is the recognition of a social problem and the uses of entrepreneurial principles to organise, create and manage a social venture to achieve a desired social change. While a business entrepreneur typically measures performance in profit and return, a social entrepreneur also measures positive returns to society. Thus, the main aim of social entrepreneurship is to further broaden social, cultural, and environmental goals. Social entrepreneurs are commonly associated with the voluntary and not-for-profit sectors, but this need not preclude making a profit. Social entrepreneurship practised with a world view or international context is called international social entrepreneurship.
- 3. Poverty facts • Poverty is the pronounced deprivation of well being. It is the inability to satisfy one's basic needs because one lacks income to buy services or from lack of access to services. • One third of deaths , some 18 million people a year or 50,000 per day, are due to poverty-related causes.
- 4. Effects of poverty • Health issues such as diseases, hunger due to malnutrition, becoming illiterate, homelessness and increased violence to obtain food, money, etc are some examples of the effects of poverty.
- 5. Raul Oscar Abasolo Trincado: • Raul Oscar Abasolo Trincado is a social entreprenuer who lives in Chile and works with poor, outcast youth in his country. He has provided an opportunity for them to become meaningful and productive members of society. This is because he felt very strongly that the youths will have a very strong impact in the future.
- 6. Done by: • Nazaren • Laurence • Akshay