Table 2.
Relative poverty criteria for each poverty group
| Poverty groups | Very poor | Poor | Intermediate | Wealthy |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Criteria | ||||
| Has insufficient food | ++ | + | ||
| Has nothing | ++ | + | ||
| Is not in good health status preventing to work | ++ | + | ||
| Is unable to solve his own problem by himself | ++ | + | ||
| Has no money | ++ | + | ||
| Is unable fill his medical prescriptions | ++ | + | ||
| Has no social network | ++ | + | ||
| Is not owner of livestock | ++ | + | ||
| Wear poor clothes and live in poor conditions | ++ | + | ||
| Is very old and without support | ++ | + | ||
| Has no poultry | ++ | + | ||
| Has enough food | + | ++ | ||
| Can do or get anything | + | ++ | ||
| Is in good health status | + | ++ | ||
| Is able to solve his own problem and help somebody else | + | ++ | ||
| Has enough money | + | ++ | ||
| Is owner of livestock | + | ++ | ||
| Has nice clothes and good living conditions | + | ++ | ||
| Can use health services | + | ++ |
+: The cross indicates that a link exists between the criterion and the poverty group.
++: The two crosses indicate that a strong link exists between the criterion and the poverty group.
The shaded area: indicates that the criterion is not related to the poverty group.