Project: Talk About controversial Issues Politely

 

Project

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TEAM:

Miguel herrera

Alex Medina 

Bertha Días

ODS 1: End of Poverty

In this blog post we will show you the project topics (first steps) and the video blog.

This is video blog:

These are the questions:

Open-Ended Questions:

 

Why do you think there is so much poverty?

Do you think you should be concerned about the economic situation of others?

Why is social protection so important?

In your opinion, what can be done about poverty?

Does poverty increase or decrease? Why?

What is your perception of the root causes of poverty in your country/locality?

How do you think poverty impacts the most vulnerable communities?

From your perspective, what are the biggest obstacles to overcoming poverty globally?

What role do government policies play in poverty eradication?

How could collaboration be improved among the public, private, and non-governmental organization sectors to address poverty?

 

Closed Questions:

11. On a scale of 1 to 10, how concerned are you about the issue of poverty in your country/locality?

- 1 = Not concerned at all

- 10 = Very concerned

12. How often do you donate or collaborate with organizations working to combat poverty?

- A) Regularly

- B) Occasionally

- C) Never

13. Do you believe education is key to escaping poverty?

- A) Yes

- B) No

14. Do you agree that poverty is not just the lack of income but also the lack of access to basic services?

- A) Strongly agree

- B) Agree

- C) Neutral

- D) Disagree

- E) Strongly disagree

15. What do you think is the most devastating impact of poverty on a society?

- A) Malnutrition

- B) Lack of access to medical services

- C) Lack of educational opportunities

- D) Social inequality

- E) Other (please specify)

 

Multiple-Choice Questions:

16. Which of the following options do you believe is the main cause of poverty?

- A) Income inequality

- B) Lack of employment

- C) Limited access to quality education

- D) Racial/gender discrimination

- E) All of the above

17. Which sector do you think should lead efforts to combat poverty?

- A) Government

- B) Private Sector

- C) Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs)

- D) All of the above equally

18. Which of the following strategies do you think is most effective in reducing poverty?

- A) Direct cash transfer programs

- B) Access to microcredit for entrepreneurs

- C) Improvement of basic infrastructure (water, electricity, transportation)

- D) All of the above

19. How important do you think international collaboration is in the fight against poverty?

- A) Very important

- B) Important

- C) Somewhat important

- D) Not important

 

 

Mixed Questions:

20. What is your opinion on the impact of COVID-19 on global poverty?

What do you think is the main challenge facing people living in extreme poverty?

What, in your opinion, is the key difference between rural and urban poverty?

Do you believe solutions to poverty should be tailored to each region or country, or are there universal measures that can be applied everywhere?

What are your thoughts on the idea of a universal minimum wage as a measure to reduce poverty?

From your perspective, what is the role of civil society in the fight against poverty?