Name: Extreme Poverty
Creator: Kaggle
License: https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/

About this Dataset

Extreme Poverty

Context

Two centuries ago the majority of the world population was extremely poor. Back then it was widely believed that widespread poverty was inevitable. But this turned out to be wrong. Economic growth is possible and poverty can decline. The world has made immense progress against extreme poverty.

But even after two centuries of progress, extreme poverty is still the reality for every tenth person in the world. This is what the ‘international poverty line’ highlights – this metric plays an important (and successful) role in focusing the world’s attention on these very poorest people in the world.

The poorest people today live in countries which have achieved no growth. This stagnation of the world’s poorest economies is one of the largest problems of our time. Unless this changes millions of people will continue to live in extreme poverty.

Content

Data comes from https://ourworldindata.org/extreme-poverty-in-brief
Thanks to them to aggregate this kind of informations!

Acknowledgements

Inspiration

Compare country, by year the % of persons in extreme poverty

Tables

Poverty Share On Less Than 30 Per Day

@kaggle.mathurinache_extreme_poverty.poverty_share_on_less_than_30_per_day

65.37 kB
6,942 rows
4 columns

CREATE TABLE poverty_share_on_less_than_30_per_day (
  "entity" VARCHAR,
  "code" VARCHAR,
  "year" BIGINT,
  "n__30_00_per_day_share_of_population_below_poverty_line" DOUBLE  -- $30.00 Per Day - Share Of Population Below Poverty Line
);