Poverty : Meaning &
Causes
Mr.Prahlada G
Faculty
Department of Social Work
University College of Arts, Tumkur University,
Tumkur
 As per the 2017 World poor increased
by 2.5 million (from 766.0 to 768.5
million).
What is Poverty?
 Poverty refers to the condition of not having
the means to afford basic human needs such
as clean water, Nutrition, health care,
clothing and shelter
 Poverty is the condition of having fewer
resources or less income than others within a
society, or country or compared to world wide
averages
 Poverty is the world at its worst when
people are deprived of basic everyday
things that we everyday take for granted
like food, water s, shelter, money, and
cloths
 It indicates a conditions in which a person
fails to maintain in a living standard
adequate for a comfortable lifestyle
Causes of poverty
 Lack of education
 Large scale import
 Division of Agriculture land
 Moral Culture
 Government Policies
 Corruption
 Privatization
 Overpopulation
 Unemployment
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    Poverty : Meaning& Causes Mr.Prahlada G Faculty Department of Social Work University College of Arts, Tumkur University, Tumkur
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     As perthe 2017 World poor increased by 2.5 million (from 766.0 to 768.5 million).
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    What is Poverty? Poverty refers to the condition of not having the means to afford basic human needs such as clean water, Nutrition, health care, clothing and shelter  Poverty is the condition of having fewer resources or less income than others within a society, or country or compared to world wide averages
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     Poverty isthe world at its worst when people are deprived of basic everyday things that we everyday take for granted like food, water s, shelter, money, and cloths  It indicates a conditions in which a person fails to maintain in a living standard adequate for a comfortable lifestyle
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    Causes of poverty Lack of education  Large scale import  Division of Agriculture land  Moral Culture  Government Policies  Corruption  Privatization  Overpopulation  Unemployment
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