Poverty in Rural Areas and Sustainable Development Policies

In the last few decades, most of developing countries have witnessed an accelerating spread in poverty. The majority of individuals or households are becoming unable to satisfy even their basic needs. The main objective of this book is to explain the causes and effects of rural poverty, and how it can be eradicated. El- Zedab rural areas have been taken as a case study. The author uses policy analysis as a perspective. The analysis gives more concentrations on the sustainable human development policies that have been ignoring the rural poor and marginalizing the subsistence agriculture, the main source of living in the rural areas. These biased development policies against the rural population have failed to invest sufficiently in the rural areas. As a result, the gap between urban and rural areas has been increasing, and deterioration in education and health care, which let most of the rural populations migrate to urban cities searching for better living. This book therefore, provides the factors underling rural poverty and may help in stimulating further research about the causes and consequences of poverty amongst rural population, so that it can be adequately addressed.

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Hayat AbdAlla Bakhiet,Sudanese,Maried.Phd.in Public Administration,Khartoum University,Head Department and Deputy Director of the School of Management Sciences,University of Juba,Teaching Management/Administration,Development Planning,Human Recourses Management.I work as assistant proffesor in Shagra University,Saudi Arabia.