'poverty population' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to a specific group of people who live in poverty. For example, "The poverty population in urban cities is increasing due to rising costs of living."
That pledge has been stretched to the breaking point by the pressures of poverty, population growth and political struggles.
Even if many of these middling poor move up, their places are often taken by those who have just escaped from absolute poverty; population growth does the rest.
However, she pointed out that biting poverty, population growth and high maternal mortality rates are some of the issues that the ruling government has failed to address for the last two decades of leadership, yet they are the major problems in Uganda, particularly for women.
Somalia and Rwanda gave a hefty boost to the chaos theories that used to haunt western views of Africa: the conviction that poverty, population pressure and social disintegration would turn the continent into a wilderness.Nonetheless, such prophecies of doom are now giving way to more hopeful appraisals of Africa's future.
That would not present too much of a problem if the rural poverty population was small.
High rate of poverty, population growth, limited landholding size, limited livelihood opportunities and government policies combined with environmental factors have increased forced migration in the global south.
The analysis focuses on spatial associations between poverty populations and five environmental problems: deforestation, fragile soils, indoor air pollution, contaminated water, and outdoor air pollution.
ACCELERATED SCHOOLS "Authentic Learning FEWW years back, the staff at the Columbus Park Preparatory Academy, an elementary school in Worcester, Mass., that serves an extraordinarily diverse and high-poverty population, concluded that the school was mired in conventional thinking.
Research from the state of Maryland shows that children who grow up in public housing yet attend predominantly middle-class schools score higher on achievement tests than similar public housing kids who attend schools serving a mostly high-poverty population.
From the perspective of the indicators examined in this study, mortality rate can be described by unemployment rate, household disposable income, share of at-risk-of-poverty population, Gini coefficient, income quintile ratio, and social benefits.
The city's 48 public schools face the usual challenges associated with high-poverty populations.
