This track will explore the multifaceted origins of poverty, examining economic, social, and political factors. Papers will analyze how systemic issues contribute to persistent poverty in various contexts.

This session will focus on the rising trends of income inequality across different regions and its broader implications for society. Contributions will discuss the socio-economic consequences of unequal income distribution.

This track will investigate the various dimensions of social inequality and how they affect community cohesion and development. Researchers will present case studies highlighting the intersection of social stratification and poverty.

This session will delve into the relationship between conflict, social unrest, and poverty. Papers will explore how violence and instability exacerbate existing inequalities and hinder development efforts.

This track will examine how location and ecological factors contribute to poverty levels. Research will focus on the role of geography in shaping economic opportunities and vulnerabilities.

This session will analyze the impact of natural disasters on poverty and inequality. Contributions will discuss how disasters disproportionately affect marginalized communities and the need for resilient recovery strategies.

This track will explore the intersection of health issues, disability, and poverty. Papers will highlight how ill health can perpetuate cycles of poverty and the importance of inclusive health policies.

This session will focus on the role of education and skills training in breaking the cycle of poverty. Researchers will present innovative educational strategies aimed at empowering disadvantaged populations.

This track will investigate the impact of gender discrimination on economic opportunities and income inequality. Papers will highlight the importance of gender-sensitive policies in addressing poverty.

This session will explore how political instability contributes to economic hardship and poverty. Contributions will analyze case studies of countries affected by political turmoil and its socio-economic repercussions.

This track will examine how national debt influences poverty levels and economic inequality. Researchers will discuss the implications of fiscal policies and debt management on vulnerable populations.