Poor living standards drive the poverty burden

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The United Nations (UN) says persistent shortages in accessing basic services and household necessities remain the biggest driver of multidimensional poverty in Malawi, with deficits in living standards accounting for 56.9 percent of the overall poverty burden. The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) describes multidimensional poverty as a measure of overlapping deficiencies in health, education … The post Poor living standards drive the poverty burden appeared first on Nation Online .

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