The poverty involves more than lack of productive

Running head: BREIFING PAPER 0
M1212/ COMMUNITY, POLICY AND CHANGE
MARCH 24, 2020
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BRIEFING PAPER 1
Contents
Clear statement of the purpose of the policy brief.....................................................................2
Concise summary of social policy challenge...........................................................................2
Identification of policy options............................................................................................ 4
Reference list.................................................................................................................. 8

BRIEFING PAPER 2
Clear statement of the purpose of the policy brief
The poverty is a state of being extremely poor. The term ‘poor’ means not having sufficient
money to support themselves and families with the fundamental supplies of life, like shelter,
food, as well as water1. The poverty involves more than lack of productive means and earning to
make sure sustainable livelihood2. The indication of poverty includes undernourishment as well
as hunger, no or less access of education and fundamental facilities, social perception and
exclusion and absence of involvement in decision taking. The main purpose of this policy brief is
to assess social policy challenges and to review and evaluate policy reduction policies3.
Concise summary of social policy challenge
The poverty is important area of social policy. The poverty is one of the biggest issue of world.
The poverty means that the income level from employment is very low that fundamental needs
1 Francois Bourguignon and Chakravarty Satya. "The measurement of multidimensional
poverty." In
Poverty, Social Exclusion and Stochastic Dominance, pp. 83-107. Springer,
Singapore, 2019.
2 Luc Christiaensen and Kanbur Ravi. "Secondary towns and poverty reduction: refocusing
the urbanization agenda."
Annual Review of Resource Economics 9 (2017): 405-419.
3 Aldi Hagenaars. "The definition and measurement of poverty." In
Economic inequality and
poverty: International perspectives, pp. 148-170. Routledge, 2017.