The Macro-Economic Sustainability of Poverty Alleviation a Comparative Analysis of China’s ‘Dibao’ and Pakistan’s ‘Ehsaas’ Frameworks

Abstract

Poor individuals in creating nations have been holding up a long time for things to get superior. Governments have attempted numerous things but destitution is still a huge issue. This paper looks at two programs that attempt to offer assistance destitute individuals. One is China's Dibao program and the other is Pakistan's Ehsaas program. Both programs provide cash and bolster to destitute families but they work exceptionally in an unexpected way. China has a solid economy which makes a difference Dibao keep running easily. Pakistan battles with cash issues which makes Ehsaas harder to keep up. This paper looks at how both programs are financed, whether they reach the right individuals and what they have really done for destitute families. The finding is that Dibao works way better generally since China's economy bolsters it well. Ehsaas tries to do more things but runs into cash and administration issues routinely. In the conclusion both nations appear that a welfare program alone cannot settle destitution. The economy needs to be developing as well something else these programs will continuously be battling a tough battle.