zanil7, JNU, New Delhi 3rd February 2012 |
I think it will be better if you also give data here that how what is percentage of poor in proportion of their own population. |
Jane Walamwa 14th June 2011 |
Is Malawi not among the poor nations or does she not have poor people? |
chihuahua 15th March 2011 |
Some of the countries currently protesting in the middle east like Yemen, Egypt etc seem to also be quite high up on the list. |
Anamitra 24th December 2010 |
There should come one day when all poverty related things will come to an end. I wish it by my heart. |
Ryuta 10th December 2010 |
Wish there is no poor people in this world let's help them!! |
ROHIT+SHARMA 2nd December 2010 |
India needs more strong laws& its implementer.
India also need to avoid corruption in its implementation. |
ROHIT SHARMA 2nd December 2010 |
India needs more strong laws & its implementer.
India needs also to avoid corruption in this implementation. |
vijay.s 28th September 2010 |
this website is very useful to me thanks,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, |
Huang Lei 21st August 2010 |
China is a developing country .not long time in future.the poor people will decrease more ! |
A Serious Pimp 19th August 2010 |
Change Your World |
Liz 2nd April 2010 |
Just wondering if this facts are based on the global population; since they keep saying that Haiti, Guatemala and Nicaragua are the most poor in America; and here I see Mexico and Colombia leading the numbers for this continent. |
this.kid 1st March 2010 |
Wheres australia's poverty rate??? |
Helen 2nd February 2010 |
How can I tell how current your data is? I need to know what year the figures are from. |
Bobart Riley 16th September 2009 |
Hello I like this website. Heh Heh. |
Warren 8th August 2009 |
Interesting to note the over 70% of the world's poor are located in Asia, this is a good reason why Servants to Asia's Urban poor (www.servantsasia.org) focusses on this continent. |
Suchita Vemuri Staff Editor 21st January 2005 |
The distribution of the poor over different countries is indicative of nothing more than their spread geographically. China and India, the world’s most populous nations, are home to over 63% of the world’s poorest and while they rank low on GDP per capita, are high on GDP ranking in terms of purchasing power parity, China 2nd behind the USA and India 4th.
It is also interesting to compare the global distribution of the poor with the proportion of people living below the poverty line within each country and the ratios of a country’s poor with the distribution of wealth within each country. In India, for example, the richest tenth consume 33.5% of the resources, in China (and the USA) around 30.5%). |