Poverty for beginners, understanding the two types of poverty.pptx

simple definition for two types of poverty

1. P_ _E_ _Y GUESS THE PICTURE

2. Is the state or condition of an individual or the communities that lacks the financial resources or essentials to provide for their basic human needs ( e.g : food, water, clothing, shelter, education, and healthcare.) What is Poverty?

3. What are the causes of poverty? Unemployment and Underemployment Lack of Education Corruption Economic Inequality Overpopulation Inflation

4. What are the effects of poverty? Starvation Illness Spread of Diseases High Crime Rates Low Income Poor Housing and Living Conditions

5. 2 types of poverty Absolute Poverty - is a state in which a person cannot meet their most basic needs, such as food, clothing, and shelter.

6. Absolute Poverty Example: -A family struggling to survive, living in a small hut with no running water, electricity, or food. - A children who are malnourished and sick, and they are unable to attend school because their parents cannot afford to send them.

7. 2 types of poverty Relative Poverty -when people don’t have enough money or resources to live up to ‘normal’ standards in a society.

8. Relative Poverty Example: - A working couple who are both employed but still struggle to make ends meet due to the high cost of living in their area. - Unable to afford the typical luxuries that their neighbors and friends have, such as new car or a big house.