How education can eradicate poverty?

How education can eradicate poverty?  

(By Aadesh Sharma) 

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Poverty has become the biggest problem in our country. Even after so many Independence Day, we still get to see poverty in our country, which is an embarrassing scene. We have to stop them as much as possible. Our government should also take a hard step against it. Education is the only way to eradicate poverty because education and poverty are inversely related to each other. The higher the number of education of the population lesser will be the number of poor people. I am going to discuss in my article that How education is the most effective way to eradicating poverty. What is the importance of education to reduce poverty from a country?

If we give the education to a child, then he will never go in the child labor. Education will help them to become a better person. If we give the right education to a child, no one will have to compromise their dreams. If workers from poor and rich backgrounds received the same education, the disparity between the two in working poverty could decrease by 39%. 

Through literacy rate had gone up since independence, the fact that 50 per of the women remained illiterate was a major concern. Most parents in our country want to give good education to their boy, not the girls. That is completely unfair parents should treat their children equally they should provide equal education to their children because education plays an important role in their life with the help of education they can fight any problem. Education never goes waste, always stays with us, and helps us in every difficult time of life. Therefore every parent, whether is a boy or a girl, should give a good education so that they can become a successful person in their life. In 2050, GDP Per capita in low-income countries would be almost 70% lower than it would be if all children were leaning.

Education makes children healthy: if a child has educated, then he knows his body movement. Educated people know what is good for our health. What should we eat what not to eat? Because poor people don't have so much knowledge about the function of their body part, they don't know which food is good for their health. Through marginal education, we can fight against diseases. 

Education saves life: A poor person's life is very bad. If we provide them good education we can save their lives good education helps a person to become a good person.

Stop excepting parents to act as a teacher at home: There are many schools in our country in which parents test are compulsory before their child admission that is not the right procedure to take the admission in this way totally those students take the admission whose parents are well educated. Everyone has the right to take admission to any school.

As we all know that education is the only way for the development of a country. An educated person is like a driver who drives the whole Country. increased access to education can contribute to reducing poverty Acquired basic skills such as reading, writing, and numeracy have a positive effect on the population's income it increases the rate of the economy.

But the lack of job opportunities for youths is a major challenge to poverty. The proportion of the working-age population is only 13.7%. Education for business management is essential to encourage and enable young people to develop their own business. An education that promotes agricultural knowledge, innovates and efficiency can contribute to increased productivity Agriculture contributes one-third of all greenhouse emissions. Primary and secondary education can provide the future farmer with critical knowledge about sustainability challenges in agriculture.  

“WE BELIEVE THAT ENSURING QUALITY EDUCATION FOR ALL IS NOT ONLY CENTRAL TO THE ACHIEVEMENT OF THE ENTIRE GLOBAL GOAL BUT IN PARTICULAR THE GOAL TO END EXTREME POVERTY”. 

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