Poverty in India: The Great Climate Change Impact

In India, a nation known for its diverse climate and geography, the effects of climate change pose a huge threat, particularly for poor communities.

Poverty in India is a complex issue. Economic disparity, rising unemployment rates, and unequal access to education are some of the leading causes.

Climate change has increasingly emerged as a critical factor increasing poverty in India.

Natural disasters can can lead to the loss of crops, property, and income, driving rural households deeper into poverty.

The unpredictable weather patterns resulting from climate change affect agricultural productivity thus increasing poverty in India.

Rising temperatures, erratic rainfall, and extreme weather events contribute to an increase in diseases, especially for poor in India.

The Indian government has setup National Action Plan on Climate Change (NAPCC) to fight this challenge.

Collective action is necessary to help people who are poor and to make cities better so they can handle climate change.

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