poverty as a challenge

• The government has implemented policies to address the issue, such as increasing the minimum wage.
• Social exclusion refers to being excluded from participating fully in society due to factors like race or gender.
• The government has implemented policies to address poverty, such as the Conditional Cash Transfer program.
• High population growth rate strains limited resources and exacerbates poverty.
• Lack of access to education leads to limited employment opportunities and lower income.
• Inadequate healthcare and nutrition result in lower productivity and economic growth.
• Poverty is not just about lack of money but also includes social exclusion and marginalization.
• Children living in poverty may experience chronic stress due to unstable housing conditions or food insecurity.
• However, there are still challenges that need to be addressed, including income inequality and access to education and healthcare.
• There are different types of poverty, including absolute poverty (lack of basic needs) and relative poverty (inability to participate fully in society).