We live in a century when all countries have a huge struggle with poverty, and, obviously, they make many efforts to solve this dilemma.
Let us take a look at some reasons, firstly, and the most significant is LITTLE OR NO ACCESS TO LIVELIHOODS OR JOBS. It is easy to assume if someone wants a job, they could definitely get one. It is not true, particularly in developing and rural parts of the world. Employers request many obligations from workers, such as good qualification, poperty age, work experience, which some people can not afford. Thus, expecting from employeers full dedication to work, they pay a low amount of sallaries. While inconsistent work and low paying jobs can land a family in poverty, absolutely no work means that a family can’t get by without assistance.
Another factor to consider is there are many different types of inequality in the world, from economic to social inequalities like gender, caste systems, or tribal affiliations. But no matter the inequality, it generally means the same thing: unequal or no access to the resources needed to keep or lift a family out of poverty. For instance to the gender pay gap, where women are often paid less than men for the same work. This economic inequality restricts women’s access to financial resources, making it harder for them and their families to escape poverty.
Despite these reasons, exist a plety of volteer oragnisation which help poor people not only with goods, financial ways, but also physical power, fixing equipments, tools, devices.
To sum up, it is not exception, that povert is a huge problem around the world, which local governments are dealing with and/or organisations.