It is True and agree that Poverty “a human condition characterized by the sustained or chronic deprivation of the resources, capabilities, choices, security and power necessary for the enjoyment of an adequate standard  of living and other civil , culture, economic, political and social rights” And as long as social work has existed the profession has been concerned with addressing the needs of individuals and communities who experience severe disadvantage and have been variously described as living in relative or absolute poverty. The eradication of poverty is recognized as one of the most important tasks  for the global community. Statistics are contradictory. Yet 1.4 billion peoples – a quarter of the developing world-live in extreme poverty on less than US Doller  1.25 a day.

Poverty has been a central concept in the development of social work over the past century .As a measure of economic deprivation, it is important in itself .It is viewed as an underlying cause of a whole range of problems with which professionals must  grapple daily-poor health ,family stress and breakdown, weakened community structure, and  social apathy.

There are many different views on what poverty is and is not. Poverty is about an unequal and unjust distribution of goods. But poverty is more that that it is a human rights, issue.

The level of poverty has been identified .Extreme poverty, moderate poverty, and relative poverty. Extreme poverty occurs when families can not meet their basic needs for survival. They may be frequently hungry, lack safe drinking water ,can not afford education for their children, may lack shelter, and  have inadequate clothing. This level of poverty is most likely in developing countries. Moderate poverty occurs when families just meet their basic needs, while relative poverty refers to circumstance in developed countries when household income is below  a given proportion of national income.

The struggle against poverty must link local and the global perspectives. Locally, social workers are involved in alleviating the suffering of those individuals most impacted most Affected by poverty.

Globally ISWA and partner organizations are committed to argue the case for policies and strategies which eliminate poverty.

The International Social workers Association(ISWA) is premier organization of Social workers also leader of locally social workers organizations.

Hence ISWA providing a chance to locally Social Workers of many countries to start the social work under one roof as COUNTRY CO-ORDINATOR of  .ISWA. Due to pending of FCRA registration , the fee can not required yet. Hence hurry up.

Our view that “Public make a society, Society make a King ,Social worker make a healthy Society, healthy Society make a  healthy King means healthy country”

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