Poverty has its deep gradients in the world. From slums to the mansions, the economic divide has spread its color all over the world. This is more prominent in the third world countries where the governments are still trying to figure out on how to eliminate the poverty through the usage of all the means and methods.
In its simplest form if all the people of the targeted community are given a certain amount which could make the basic living expenses out of it, then it’s called the basic income.
We at CCDS conduct field research to find the proper method to eliminate the poverty while also opening several options for improving the gateways of the various goals of sustainable development. The plans of the research include a concept of Universal Basic Income, which we choose a remote community and run it for at least 2 years to collect data and analyze the following parameters.
Various literature reviews on the subject above shows promising results and we at CCDS would like to take it a step further by implementing it in a community level and an increased term so the results of the study reflect the real image rather than a short temporary projection. The goal of this project is to minimize the divide of the economic gradient and thus help the community under poverty grow and flourish for a quality life. This will also help the government see a practical ways to eliminate the poverty since only the policies and administrative expenses doesn’t bring changes to the life of people under the need.