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POVERTY AS A CHALLENGE CLASS 9 Cheat Sheet by

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Overview

Poverty is defined as a state or condition in which a person or community lacks the financial resources and essentials for a minimum standard living.
Ram Saran: struggling to make ends meet, unable to afford education or medica­tion. Urban case of povert­y(c­ity).
 
270 million people in india live in poverty.
Lakha Singh: Rural case of povert­y.(­vil­lage)
Global multid­ime­nsional poverty index: Health­(nu­tri­tion, child mortal­ity), Educat­ion­(years of schooling, school attend­ance), Standard Of Living­(co­oking fuel, sanita­tion, drinking water, assets, housing, electr­icity.
 

POVERTY AS SEEN BY SOCIAL SCIENT­ISTS.

Conven­tional Indica­tors: Income level and consum­ption.
Social Indica­tors: literacy levels, malnut­rition, lack of disease resist­ance, lack of job opport­uni­ties, lack of access to health, lack of access to safe drinking water.
social exclusion: they are excluded from an affluent society and are forced to live with people with similar economic backgr­ounds in poor condit­ions. This excludes them from facili­ties, benefits and opport­unities that other people with better economic circum­stances enjoy. Excluded from enjoying social equality. EXAMPLE: certain castes are excluded and therefore causes poverty in those castes.
vulner­ability: describes the greater probab­ility of certain commun­ities or indivi­duals becoming or remaining poor in the coming years. EXAMPLE: caste, disabi­lities. Vulner­ability is described by the options available by different commun­ities to access education, health facili­ties, job opport­unities or how certain groups may be affected by natural calamities or if they have the economic status to deal with these calami­ties. greater probab­ility of being adversely affected by disasters. EXAMPLE: corona.
 

POVERTY LINE

social exclusion and vulner­ability cannot be standa­rdized across all social and geogra­phical context.
poverty line: method used to measure poverty based on income and consum­ption levels. it is considered as poverty is one's income and consum­ption level falls below the necessary standard to meet basic needs. Basic needs are different. Poverty line varies with place and time. Each country uses a bench mark based on develo­pment and standard needs.
The poverty line is defined by bare minimum a person needs to survive.
Physical quantities are multiplied by their prices in rupees. the present formula for food requir­ement while estimating the poverty line is now based on calorie requir­ement because people have varied diets and requir­ements. calorie requir­ement varies based on sex, age and type of work. 2400 calori­es/2100 calories in rural and urban.
 

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