There are many factors that causes Poverty which includes:
•Lack of access to education and job training, which can limit job opportunities and earning potential.
•Inadequate healthcare and nutrition, which can lead to poor health and reduced ability to work.
•Discrimination and marginalization, which can limit access to resources and opportunities.
•Lack of affordable housing and homelessness, which can make it difficult to maintain steady employment and access services.
•Political and economic instability, which can disrupt economies and lead to job loss and reduced access to resources.
•Natural disasters and environmental degradation, which can destroy livelihoods and homes.
•Income inequality, which can result from government policies or economic systems that favor the wealthy over the poor.
•High unemployment and lack of job opportunities.
•High cost of living, which can make it difficult for low-income families to afford basic necessities.
•Poor governance and corruption, which can lead to unequal distribution of resources and opportunities.


