This article is devoted to a global and regional analysis of the problem of poverty, as well as the experience of foreign countries and Uzbekistan's strategies for its elimination. The article analyzes the Oxford Poverty Alleviation and Human Development Initiative (OPHI) report "Global Multidimensional Poverty Index 2024," which indicates that 1.1 billion people worldwide live in extreme poverty, with the majority in rural areas and the Sahara and South Asian regions. Effective poverty reduction strategies (South Korea, China, Brazil, Norway) were also reviewed, emphasizing the importance of investing in human capital and harmonizing social programs with economic growth.
Ushbu maqolada Jahon banki ma’lumotlari va Global ko‘p o‘lchovli kambag‘allik indeksining qiyosiy tahlili yordamida Markaziy Osiyodagi monetar va ko‘p o‘lchovli kambag‘allik dinamikasi o‘rganilgan. Tadqiqotda Qozog‘iston, Qirg‘iziston, Tojikiston, O‘zbekiston va Turkmanistondagi mavjud kambag‘allikni pasaytirish modellari tahlil qilingan, bu sohadagi yutuqlar va tarkibiy to‘siqlar ko‘rsatilgan. Iqtisodiy o‘sish, mehnat daromadlari, pul o‘tkazmalari va ijtimoiy transfertlar tufayli monetar kambag‘alligining sezilarli darajada kamayishiga qaramay, ko‘p o‘lchovli kambag‘allik indekslari turmush darajasi va asosiy xizmatlardan foydalanishdagi doimiy kamchiliklarni ko‘rsatadi. Natijalar mamlakatlararo sezilarli o‘zgaruvchanlikni ko‘rsatadi va daromadlarning oshishini inson kapitali va ijtimoiy infratuzilmaga investitsiyalar bilan birlashtirgan muvofiqlashtirilgan kambag‘allikka qarshi siyosat zarurligini ta’kidlaydi.
This article presents a scientific analysis of existing methodologies for assessing poverty levels, examining their advantages and limitations. The analysis revealed that current approaches have shortcomings, including the complexity of data collection at the mahalla level, difficulties in identifying informal income, and excessive reliance on official statistics. Consequently, the author proposes a new, improved methodology that integrates economic and social indicators, based on empirical evidence.
