end poverty now

End Poverty NowPoverty Alleviation through

Social EntrepreneurshipPTM6TOmar Castanar

Thitikan SatchabutNurul 'Iffah Bte IbrahimJie-Wei Chang

Yun-Chih Yu

Chung Yen Chuan

Sophia Lee

I Han Chen

Yenchi Chen

Cheng chang Lu

Defining Poverty

The poor refers to individuals and families whose income fall below the official poverty threshold as defined by the government and/or cannot afford to provide in a sustained manner for their minimum basic needs for food, health, education, housing, and other social amenities of life. The poverty line measures the income needed to obtain basic and non-basic needs for one year. (Virola, 2008)

5.7% or 1.6 million Malaysians are poor(UNDP)

32.9% or 27.6 million Filipinos are poor(NSCB)

0.95% or 217,000 Taiwanese are poor (CIA Fact Book)

29.9% or 19 million Thais are poor (UN)

The Vicious Cycle of Poverty

Poverty & Environment1

Population-Poverty Trap2

Less investment on transportation3

Povertyand

Child Mortality

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Capabilities Poverty

How do We Make Poverty History?

Old Paradigm for Human Development

Charity

New Paradigm for Human Development

INNOVATION and CREATIVITIY

Social entrepreneurs are individuals with innovative solutions to society’s most pressing social problems.

They are ambitious and persistent, tackling major social issues and offering new ideas for wide-scale change.

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Link them directly to the marketPhase One

Turn it a social cause into a sellable productPhase Two

1.Access to Business Loans

2.Additional Income through Best Price & New Businesses

3.Training4.Store Improvement

The challenge is for us is to use our knowledge and skills as university students to provide capabilities and skills that would empower the indigent sections of the community.

How can we become SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURS?

Conclusion

1. Alleviating poverty can help a country with its overall economic productivity (GNP & GDP).

2. Social entrepreneurship can empower people and even help in lessening pollution.

3. We, as university students, can help end poverty by training others to sustain themselves.