What is the difference between absolute and relative poverty?
The Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act, abbreviated as MGNREGA in India, is an excellent program that has dramatically impacted poverty. Survives rural families with 100 days of annual income. There is an infrastructure development for the rural area including roads, aqueducts, aRead more
The Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act, abbreviated as MGNREGA in India, is an excellent program that has dramatically impacted poverty.
Survives rural families with 100 days of annual income.
There is an infrastructure development for the rural area including roads, aqueducts, and water-saving buildings.
Men’s women by leaving one-third of the positions to them.
Impact fromrename.
Rural poverty has been reduced and many rural households are now able to depend on MGNREGA as their lifeline during difficult times.
The project has significantly enhanced the rural infrastructure, leading to increased access to education, healthcare, and markets.
MGNREGA provides women with financial autonomy and job opportunities, which they now enjoy.
Problem:
Persistentrefund delays have negatively impacted program performance.
The program prioritizes low-wage manual labor while limiting opportunities for higher-paying jobs and assisted projects.
MGNREGA has been effective in protecting the environment through water conservation and afforestation, but there are concerns about the environmental impact of some initiatives.
Through these programs, poverty has been reduced, child nutrition improved, and school attendance has increased. What are the implications?
The provision of microfinance programs to low-income individuals and companies has been effective in generating employment and equipping entrepreneurs, making them the beneficiaries of successful initiatives.
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Poverty refers to a situation where an individual (or household) is unable to maintain minimum basic standards of living(food.clothing and shelter). Absolute poverty is a measure of poverty based on a set standard like the poverty line in India. It is usually measured in terms of money.It cam e eraRead more
Poverty refers to a situation where an individual (or household) is unable to maintain minimum basic standards of living(food.clothing and shelter).
Absolute poverty is a measure of poverty based on a set standard like the poverty line in India. It is usually measured in terms of money.It cam e eradicated and is sometimes manipulated to show reduction in poverty when it isn’t there.
Relative poverty of an individual is a measured in comparison to another individual.For example a middle income person is considered relatively poorer to a rich person.It can not be eradicated.It is also a measure of inequality or deprivation.
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