World Poverty

World poverty refers to the lack of sufficient resources and opportunities to meet basic needs such as food, clean water, shelter, education, and healthcare. It is often linked to economic disparities, limited access to education, unjust systems, and historical factors that hinder development. Poverty affects individuals’ ability to improve their circumstances and can perpetuate cycles of hardship across generations. Addressing global poverty requires coordinated efforts to promote economic growth, social inclusion, equitable resource distribution, and improved access to essential services. Reducing poverty is essential for building healthier, more equitable, and sustainable societies worldwide.