Global Poverty Watch : top 10 poorest countries in the world in 2024
1. Burundi Burundi, a landlocked East African nation, confronts significant economic challenges amid a history marked by political strife and civil conflict. The agrarian-based economy, heavily reliant on subsistence farming, faces hurdles such as soil degradation and population pressure. High population density, limited access to education, and healthcare, along with political instability, contribute to ongoing poverty. Despite possessing agricultural potential and small-scale industries, the country struggles to achieve sustainable economic growth. Efforts for national reconciliation and international aid aim to address these issues, yet overcoming historical legacies and fostering economic development remains a complex task for Burundi. A comprehensive approach focusing on governance, social services, and economic diversification is vital for paving the way towards a more stable and prosperous future for its citizens. 2. Democratic Republic of the Congo The Democratic Republic of th
