Poverty In Developing Countries

Today, nearly half of world’s population - more than 3 billion people live on less than $2.50 a day. More than 1.3 billion live in extreme poverty - they live on less than $1.25 a day. And more than 1 bmillion children are living in poverty. According to UNICEF 22,000 children die each day due to poverty. Poverty is a serious problem in the world. The things what we think normal are abnormal in developing countries. For example, many households don’t have phones, TV, refrigerator nor washing machine. More strikingly, they don’t have minimum necessities of life, such as food, housing nor clothing.Of course they don’t have phones, TV or any electronics, nay, they don’t have minimum necessary for survival of things such as food, housing and clothing.

We believe that developing countries cannot alleviate poverty without any financial aid by developed countries. This is because developing countries don’t have enough technology and well organized government to fix poverty by themselves. While people in developed countries waste a lot of products such as water, food, and even money, there are millions of people who are in need of the resources. The lack of education and life’s necessities in undeveloped countries should be fulfilled by those who are capable of giving. (Developing countries who are in need of food to live today, and who desperately hold onto life appreciate the help provide by those who are capable.) I think all human being should help each other and we all have duty to help those who are in poverty. I believe, however, only giving money is not a solution to this problem which is why there were more than $1 trillion of wasted aid in the past 50 years. One way of helping developing countries is through education. By raising awareness of the need for education, developed countries can help developing countries tremendously. Teaching developing countries the concept of saving and spending can change the way in which they live. I believe this way we can help those in need without enabling them. And finally developing countries can be independent of any aid. Through these educational aid and technology as while as money

over recent decades many international institutes have established with the objective of supporting the low-income countries,which may be really beneficial for all those poor countries . For instance, according to the new statistics it can be seen that in many remoted areas in Africa like zimbabwe the death rate of children causing by malnutrition have decreased to 12% due to international aid of developed countries. Furthermore,financial aid can be efficient in order to improve the health care system of poor countries, which do not even have the very initial health facilities. Therefore , in my opinion if we all keep on trying hard to build a better future , it is a feasible dream that the poverty will not be existing anymore in the near future hopefully. So let’s start from now , go to the nearest charity institute in your town and give aid as much as you can and never forget that it is always possible to live in an ideal world if we just be a bit more compassionate and caring about each other. So just let’s get together and help poor people more and more ,the more we help them the more happy world we will