What Is Poverty?
In simple terms, poverty could be defined as a lack of financial resources (money and other capital). This defect, in turn, means that you cannot afford to buy food, clothing and anything else that people with good finances see as obvious. Accommodation also costs money. Poverty also causes many other shortcomings in the lives of vulnerable people. Keep reading the 25 Poorest Countries in the world post to get know more about.
Poverty creates exclusion and powerlessness. This exclusion can be demonstrated in many ways where the possibility of higher education is an example. Although the educational opportunities exist for many poor people, the poor may be forced to refuse for various reasons. The right to education may exist, but the possibility of completing the education is lacking. Instead, you might have to take a low-paid job to support your family. Therefore, higher education (and in many cases education at all) is a way of life that quite a few poor people have the opportunity to choose. Poverty also creates freedom and a lack of rights.
As far as i do believe the main reason behind poverty is lack of resources to those countries people. I would also like to hear from you behind the poverty in these poorest countries in the world. Hunger in the world is increasing gradually. And it is a great threat that it will also keep rising the no. of deaths due to hunger. In adding to this, I think we are also running out of the natural resources on earth. There could be many factors behind this extreme poverty in various part on this planet.
I am listing here the 5 least poorest countries in the world as per 2020, for complete list please visit the below given link
25 poorest countries in the world
21 Guinea-Bissau 866
22 (rank) Chad(country) 888 (gdp per capita)
23 Yemen 919
24 Guinea 926
25 Mali 934
What are the poorest countries in the world?
Unsurprisingly, the vast majority of the twenty-five poorest countries in the world in 2020 are located on the African continent. These savings total gross domestic product (GDP) of $ 314.67 billion, 15 billion more than in 2018 (+ 4.8%). This was barely more than the gross domestic product recorded by Bangladesh that year (314.65). The 25 poorest countries in the world have an average GDP per capita of $ 666. For comparison, France’s per capita GDP exceeds $ 42,000 in 2019.
