Reducing national poverty

Abstract

This article analyzes the challenges and strategies associated with reducing national poverty in developing countries. The author argues that poverty is a multidimensional problem influenced by income inequality, unemployment, lack of access to education and healthcare, and weak institutional support. The article emphasizes the need for inclusive economic growth, effective social safety nets, human resource development, and coordinated public–private initiatives. It highlights that sustainable poverty reduction requires long-term policy commitment, good governance, and equitable distribution of national resources.