INEI: la pobreza monetaria en Perú bajó a 27.6% en 2024 - El Tiempo

Peru shows a modest decline in monetary poverty, marking a turning point after three years of increase. This shift indicates that hundreds of thousands of citizens have regained access to sufficient income for basic consumption. Urban areas improved more than rural ones, though some regions still face rising deprivation levels. The data reveals a significant portion of the non-poor population remains economically vulnerable. While extreme poverty is a smaller segment, its persistence highlights ongoing challenges in achieving comprehensive well-being. The breakdown between vulnerable and non-vulnerable groups underscores the fragility of recent economic gains. This report is vital for open data as it demonstrates how transparent, granular statistics drive policy analysis. By revealing regional disparities and vulnerability margins, it enables researchers to track progress accurately. Such accessible information fosters accountability and helps identify where interventions are most urgently needed to sustain poverty reduction.

Source: eltiempo.pe
Published on 2025-05-09

INEI: la pobreza monetaria en Perú bajó a 27.6% en 2024 - El Tiempo

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