About Poverty Eradication

The picture illustrates the efforts being made to alleviate poverty, a major social problem. The image's components include diagonal lines that suggest movement and efforts to combat poverty, the image's shapes, which stand out against the white background and add depth to the problem of poverty, and the image's shapes. The seriousness of the situation is reflected in the image's use of black. Techniques used in the photograph include the composition of the person being pulled back by a heavy burden of poverty, the contrast of the white background and dark items, the positions used to represent this struggle, and the content (poverty). These elements and techniques serve to bring to the fore the theme of poverty eradication.

The effects of poverty are widespread, hence there is a need for strategies that are coordinated and comprehensive and encompass all social, economic, and political aspects. Scholars and other stakeholders have been involved in debates on poverty with economic growth provided as the main remedy reducing poverty. The achievement of economic growth has been anchored on regulatory, trade, and structural reforms especially in low-income countries.

Reducing poverty requires close attention to the root causes and strategies should seek to solve these causes. Eliminating poverty requires providing resources to the poverty-stricken including education, training, and credit and providing basic necessities. The empowerment of people affected by poverty and focusing on people-centered approaches is the poverty eradication efforts from the social perspective. These efforts can be achieved by providing the poor with opportunities to participate in the formulation of economic, social, and political policies. Promoting equal distribution of wealth and coverage protection reduces poverty.