In India, 5 out of 6 multidimensional wraths come from lower tribes or caste: UN report

The United Nations: Five out of six of the six multidimemen poor people came from lower tribes or caste, according to the new analysis of the global multidimensional poverty released by the United Nations on Thursday.
The global multidimensional poverty index (MPI) produced by the UN Development Program (UNDP) and Oxford Human Development Initiative said this in the latest report on poverty.
“In India, five of the six multidimemen poor people came from a lower tribe or caste.
The Tribe Group scheduled to reach 9.4 percent of the population and the poorest, with 65 million of 129 million people living in multidimensional poverty.
They contributed About one-sixth of everyone who lives in multidimensional poverty in India, “he said.
Participating in the Tribe group scheduled is a caste group scheduled with 33.3 percent – 94 million of 283 million people – living in multidimensional poverty.
The next report said that 27.2 percent of the other back class groups – 160 million of 588 million people – living in multidimensional poverty, “showed lower incidents but the same intensity compared to the scheduled caste group.” Overall, five out of six Multidimemen’s poor people in India live in households whose heads come from scheduled tribes, scheduled caste or other backs classes, “he said.
Among the 1.3 billion multidimemen poor people who were studied globally, almost two-thirds – 836 million – live in Households where there are no female members who have completed at least six years of school.
The exception of women from education has a broad impact on people around the world.
836 million of these people mostly live in sub-Saharan Africa (363 million) and South Asia (350 million).
Seven countries contributed more than 500 million of them: India (227 million), Pakistan (71 million), et Hiopia (59 million), Nigeria (54 million), China (32 million), Bangladesh (30 million) and the Democratic Republic of Congo (27 million).
According to the report, the top five countries with the largest number of people living in multidimensional poverty are in India (2015/16) in 381 million, Nigeria (2018): 93 million, Pakistan (2017/18): 83 million, Ethiopia (2019) : 77 million, the Democratic Republic of the Congo (2017/18): 56 million.
“The findings in this report are calls to act for policy makers everywhere.
Across 5.9 billion people who live in 109 countries learn, more than one out of five – 1.3 billion – live in multidimensional poverty.” Half from Multidimensional global poor people are children.
And even though the multidimensional poverty rate of prepandemi decreases, the poorest countries do not have emergency social protection during the Covid-19 pandemic and can suffer most, “said the report.
It was said that around 16 million men and poor multidimemen children (0.3 percent from Total population) live in households without a woman or woman aged 10 or more.
But almost half of the multidimemen poor people who live with a woman or a girl – 622 million – live in a household where no one is released From Gender, it has completed six years or more schools.
In India, almost 12 percent of the population – 162 million people – live in a household headed by women.
One in six Multidimemen – 207 Multidimemen – in 108 countries lived in a headed household Women.
Nearly a quarter of their stay in India, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Ethiopia, Nigeria, Pakistan and Uganda together with Kuarta l other.
“Pandemic Covid-19 has eroded the progress of development throughout the world, and we still wrestle to understand the full impact,” said Achim Steiner, UNDP administrator.
“This year’s multidimensional poverty index (MPI) reminds us of the complete need.
Images of how people are influenced by poverty, who they are and where they live, if we want to advance better than this crisis and design an effective response leave anyone behind, “added the UNDP administrator.