This document summarizes poverty levels and factors in Pakistan. It finds that 21.04% of Pakistanis live below the $1.25/day poverty line, and 60.19% live below the $2/day line. Balochistan has the highest poverty rate at 52%, followed by Khyber Pakhtunkhwa at 32%, Sindh at 33%, and Punjab at 19%. Major factors driving poverty include low social sector investment, income inequality, rural/urban disparities, poor data, low literacy, population growth, and corruption. Achieving goals to reduce poverty by 2030 will require pro-poor policies, social protection programs, job creation, and public-private partnerships.