Según el INE, los datos del Censo 2024 muestran que la pobreza disminuyó

The release of Bolivia’s 2024 census data reveals a significant decline in multidimensional poverty, marking a substantial improvement in living standards over the past decade. By analyzing indicators related to housing quality, access to basic services, health, and education, the National Institute of Statistics confirms that millions of Bolivians have moved out of vulnerable conditions, particularly in rural areas where progress has been most notable despite existing infrastructure challenges. International experts highlight that while these advancements in social access are commendable, the country faces the ongoing challenge of sustaining economic growth and generating decent employment. The consensus is that statistical gains in education and sanitation must be supported by robust economic policies to prevent households from slipping back into poverty and to ensure long-term stability for families across both urban and rural landscapes. This dataset is crucial for open data because it provides a detailed, granular snapshot of social conditions at municipal and national levels. These transparent, accessible statistics are essential for policymakers to design targeted interventions, plan effectively during the new political cycle, and continuously monitor efforts to reduce inequality and support vulnerable populations, ensuring that governance decisions are evidence-based.

Source: lostiempos.com
Published on 2025-08-30

Según el INE, los datos del Censo 2024 muestran que la pobreza disminuyó

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