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Panorama general. Contexto. Estrategia. Alrededor de 700 millones de personas viven con menos de USD 2,15 al día (la línea de pobreza extrema). La pobreza extrema sigue concentrada en partes de África subsahariana, zonas frágiles y afectadas por conflictos, y áreas rurales. Tras décadas de avances, el ritmo de reducción de la pobreza ...
2 de abr. de 2024 · In 2022, a total of 712 million people globally were living in extreme poverty, an increase of 23 million people compared to 2019. We cannot reduce poverty and inequality without also addressing intertwined global challenges, including slow economic growth, fragility and conflict, and climate change.
Poverty. More than 700 million people — or 10 per cent of the global population — still live in extreme poverty, which means they are surviving on less than $1.90 a day. Experts predict these figures will continue to rise as a result of the COVID-19 crisis alongside the ongoing impacts of conflicts and climate change.
- Where Is This Data Sourced from?
- About The Comparability of Household Surveys
- Income vs Expenditure Surveys
- Other Comparability Issues
- Global and Regional Poverty Estimates
- Absolute vs Relative Poverty Lines
This data explorer is collated and adapted from the World Bank’s Poverty and Inequality Platform(PIP). The World Bank’s PIP data is a large collection of household surveys where steps have been taken by the World Bank to harmonize definitions and methods across countries and over time.
There is no global survey of incomes. To understand how incomes across the world compare, researchers need to rely on available national surveys. Such surveys are partly designed with cross-country comparability in mind, but because the surveys reflect the circumstances and priorities of individual countries at the time of the survey, there are som...
One important issue is that the survey data included within the PIPdatabase tends to measure people’s income in high-income countries, and people’s consumption expenditure in poorer countries. The two concepts are closely related: the income of a household equals their consumption plus any saving, or minus any borrowing or spending out of savings. ...
There are a number of other ways in which comparability across surveys can be limited. The PIP Methodology Handbookprovides a good summary of the comparability and data quality issues affecting this data and how it tries to address them. In collating this survey data the World Bank takes a range of steps to harmonize it where possible, but comparab...
Along with data for individual countries, the World Bank also provides global and regional poverty estimates which aggregate over the available country data. Surveys are not conducted annually in every country however – coverage is generally poorer the further back in time you look, and remains particularly patchy within Sub-Saharan Africa. You can...
This dataset provides poverty estimates for a range of absolute and relative poverty lines. An absolute poverty line represents a fixed standard of living; a threshold that is held constant across time. Within the World Bank’s poverty data, absolute poverty lines also aim to represent a standard of living that is fixed across countries (by converti...
Erradicar la pobreza extrema para todas las personas en todo el mundo para 2030 es un objetivo fundamental de la Agenda 2030 para el desarrollo sostenible. La pobreza extrema, entendida como el ...
15 de ene. de 2021 · Al ritmo de avance actual, es poco probable que el mundo alcance el objetivo mundial de acabar con la pobreza extrema para 2030, ya que se calcula que casi 600 millones de personas seguirán ...
Entendiendo a la pobreza. ENTENDER LA POBREZA. Hay que enfrentar grandes desafíos para ayudar a las personas más pobres del mundo y garantizar que todos se beneficien del crecimiento económico. Los datos y las investigaciones sirven para establecer prioridades, intercambiar conocimientos acerca de las medidas que funcionan y medir los avances.
