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Poverty is such an economic situation when a person loses the ability to achieve the minimum standard of living and the ability to purchase essential living products due to low income.
 Natural disasters such as cultural arbitrariness and aggression, population pressure, economic hardships, social and political problems, and floods, tidal waves, drought etc. create poverty.

In the 1980s, a simple and one-dimensional definition was used in Bangladesh for measuring poverty.
According to this definition, poverty is a level of food intake that does not provide a sufficient amount of kilo-calories for energy conservation.
 The estimation of poverty-stricken population is prepared in a few ways.
 First, a food list is coordinated between the consumption habits and the expense, which can provide a fixed amount of nutrients, and 2,122 kilo calories and 58 grams of protein per person for every person.
 Afterwards, families with a per capita income of 1.25 times less than the cost of the diets, are poor in the middle class and
Families with a per capita income of 85% less than the scheduled initial income are identified as extremely poor families.
Generally, the above methods were used to measure the occurrence and level of poverty in rural areas.
The initial level of caloric intake in the municipal area's poverty measurement was somewhat higher than the fixed level for the rural area.
 Of course, due to varying circumstances and policy changes at different times, the initial levels of kilo calories changed at different times.
In this process, data and data used for estimation of poverty situation are taken from the survey estimates of the expenditure and expenditure of the Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics.