2. Presented by:
Sayyida Tabinda Kokab (08)
Presented To:
Madam shehla

3.  Poverty is the deprivation of food, shelter,
money and clothing when people can’t
satisfy their basic needs.

4. Poverty also means not having
enough to feed and clothe a family,
not having a school or clinic to go
to, not having the land on which to
grow one’s food or a job to earn
one’s living, not having access to
credit.

16.  Every third Pakistani is caught in the ‘Poor’
bracket.
 Some 58.7 million out of a total population
of 180 million subsist below the poverty line.
 This includes more than half the population
in the forever remote Baluchistan , 33 per
cent in Sindh, 32 per cent in Khyber
Pakhtunkhwa and 19 per cent in Punjab.

17. 32%
19%16%
33%
Percentage by Population
KPK 32%
Punjab 19%
Baluchistan 16%
Sindh 33%

19.  Government Bad Policies
 Corruption
 Smuggling
 Overpopulation
 Unemployment
 Lack of education
 Foreign Investment
 Inflation

20. It is estimated that around 5 Crore per month is spent on
the security of Prime Minister and the President.
Monthly expense of 1 minister = 30 Lac, Monthly expense
of 96 minister = 28 Crore80 Lac

21. CORRUPTION
 Only one relationship that is exists in society is money.
One has to pay a heavy cost to get his right.
 Institutions have failed to provide justice to common
Citizens

22.  Pakistan was recently facing the shortage
of sugar and wheat due to the smuggling
these items to neighbouring countries.
 Pakistan is the 7th largest wheat producing
country, it’s consumption was 20 Million
ton and produced 23 million ton recently.
 Similarly Pakistan is the 4th largest
sugarcane producing country.

23.  International Labor Organization defines,
poverty occurs when people are without jobs.
 Unemployment rate in 2009 was 7.40 which is
doubled in 2010, the current rate is 15.20%.
 When people are unemployed they consume
the resources but are unable to
contribute in overall economy,
which results in poverty.

24.  Poverty in Pakistan is increasing because of
general rise in prices of all products in
Pakistan
 Hence, it decreases purchasing power of
people earning low earnings/Wages/Salaries

25. Poverty Reduction

26.  Increasing the supply of basic needs.
 Increasing personal income.

27. Food and other goods
Health care and education
Removing constraints on
Govt.services
Controlling over
population

28. Income grants
Economic freedoms
Financial services

30.  Benazir Income Support Program (BISP).
 Emergency Relief Packages
 Health Insurance.
 Peoples’ Works Program (PWP) ‐I & II.
 Pakistan Bait‐ul‐ Mal (PBM).
 Employees’ Old Age Benefits Institution
(EOBI).
 Zakat.