Low-Income Countries

Low-income countries are nations where the average income per person is quite limited, making it challenging for many residents to afford basic needs like food, healthcare, education, and housing. These countries often face issues such as inadequate infrastructure, limited access to healthcare and education, high unemployment, and economic instability. Their economies may rely heavily on agriculture or resource exports, and they often need international support to improve living standards and build sustainable development. Recognizing these countries helps target assistance and policies aimed at reducing poverty and fostering growth.