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Poverty in Pakistan requires a multi-pronged approach

According to GPT

Controlling poverty in Pakistan requires a multi-pronged approach, including:

  1. Job Creation: Encouraging economic growth and creating job opportunities through private sector development, foreign investment, and entrepreneurship can help reduce poverty.
  2. Human Capital Development: Improving education and healthcare can increase the human capital of the population, leading to higher productivity and economic growth.
  3. Social Safety Nets: Implementing social safety net programs, such as cash transfers, food subsidies, and pension schemes, can provide a safety net for the poor and vulnerable.
  4. Agricultural Development: Improving the agricultural sector through research, technology, and infrastructure can increase productivity, create jobs, and improve food security.
  5. Microfinance: Encouraging microfinance institutions to provide credit to small businesses and entrepreneurs can help increase economic activity and create jobs.
  6. Good Governance: Addressing corruption, improving public financial management, and strengthening institutions can create a more conducive environment for economic growth and poverty reduction.
  7. Targeted Interventions: Providing targeted interventions, such as education and health subsidies, to the most vulnerable populations can help reduce poverty and improve well-being.

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