The purpose of the paper is to give an information about the impact of poverty in the developing countries. Although we live in the 21st century in which the world is connected through Globalization, poverty is still a major problem. The big differences show how bad the situation is. Developing countries are the regions which have the most sorrows and difficulties through poverty. Since a long time, there is a big difference between the develop countries and the developing countries. According to UNDP sustainability Goal 1 ones there “… might not be poverty anymore”.
Table of Contents
- Introduction
- Definition
- Definition of poverty
- Definition of UNDP
- Definition of Gross Domestic Product (GDP)
- Inflation rate:
- Poverty in the developing countries
- Approach to poverty reduction
Objectives and Key Themes
The paper aims to provide information on the impact of poverty in developing countries. It examines the definition of poverty, explores the connection between inflation rates and poverty, and discusses the challenges and approaches to poverty reduction in these regions.
- Definition and impact of poverty in developing countries
- Relationship between poverty and inflation rates
- Challenges and strategies for poverty reduction
- Role of GDP growth in economic development
- Global disparities in poverty and development
Chapter Summaries
The introduction highlights the persistent issue of poverty in the 21st century, emphasizing the disparities between developed and developing countries. It introduces the United Nations Development Program's (UNDP) goal of eliminating poverty.
The chapter on definition explores various definitions of poverty, including its social, economic, and political dimensions. It outlines the UNDP's mission to promote sustainable human development, focusing on improving quality of life for all citizens. The chapter also defines Gross Domestic Product (GDP) as a key indicator of economic performance.
The section on inflation rates presents data on inflation rates in different global regions in 2020. It includes a detailed breakdown of the regions analyzed.
The chapter dedicated to poverty in developing countries discusses the disadvantages faced by poor people in these regions, highlighting the significant number of people living in extreme poverty. It explores the complexity of identifying the root causes of poverty and emphasizes the challenges of fighting against it in developing regions.
Keywords
This text focuses on key terms such as poverty, developing countries, inflation rates, GDP growth, economic development, sustainable human development, UNDP, and global disparities.
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- Sarah Dubois (Author), 2019, Poverty in the developing countries, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/1005523
