Survey results

We did a survey about poverty and we send it to 15 people. We chose people from different ages to know their opinion of the problematic of poverty. We made very general questions so it was easier to know their opinions. We got interesting results about this survey, and we will describe the results of the survey below.

• The first chart is about the ages of the people that answer our survey, we can observe that most people are of 18 years. So we can infer that they are teenagers.

   First chart.

First chart

                     Second chart.

• The second chart is about if people know the concept of poverty, we can tell that most of people know the meaning of this concept, but the 20 percent of the people that answered do not know what poverty is

Second Chart

        Third chart.

• The third chart shows the different perception of the concept of poverty that people that answered our survey. Almost all the answers are related and agreed. They say that poverty is when people do not have enough money or have the basic resources to live.

Fourth chart.

• The fourth chart is about which is the best solution to solve this problematic, most of people agreed that the best solution is to offer job opportunities and the minority of the people that respond said that killing all poor people is the best way to solve this problematic.

Fourth chart

                Fifth Chart

• The fifth chart is about if people know the initiative of the governments to eradicate poverty. With the obtained results, we can say that the majority of the people doesn´t know the initiatives of the governments to eradicate poverty.

Fifth chart

Sixth Chart

The sixth chart is about if people consider if poverty is a main problem for society, and we can see that people think that is an important problem.

Sixth chart

Seventh Chart

Based on the answers of the sixth chart, we can see that most people think that poverty is a main issue and also because it affects society and government in general. Unlike a 38.5% that considers that there are bigger issues than poverty.