Effects Of Poverty In Tanzania

There is not much information as opposed to how much shillings the country loses each year from the illicit capital flight. However, the Wickstead & Hickson (2010) report from Global Financial Integrity shows that in the past 40 years, Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) lost 624 billion dollars in illegal “capital flight.” In each single dollar released for SSA in foreign support between 2000 and 2008, $2.24 billion left SSA illegally (p. 27). Illicit similar to other developing nations, affects the country’s economy. Tanzania is among the five African countries in which failure in trade billing grows steadily. The habit perpetuates capital illicit outflows and inflows leading to the loss of “billions of dollars” in revenue (Baker, Clough, Kar, LeBlanc, & Simmons, 2014). The money lost from different sources in Tanzania could support people in various ways, …show more content…
This study incorporates the word poverty, marginalized/marginalization compatibly to denote the same group of children.
The marginalized groups In Tanzania, these groups according to (Tikly and Dachi, 2009) include, defenseless children, women girls, orphans, the disabled, refugee, albinos, from poor families and victims of HIV/AIDS.
Exclusion from quality The UNESCO link noted that exclusion from education designates:
• The poor living conditions where children remain incapable to learn, their health is at risk, they lack enough food, no proper housing, they own poor clothing, at the same time lacking security.
• When children cannot access the education system as a result of the high cost connected to education including school fees.
• The distance from home to prevent children from attending school on a daily basis, besides that illness, household responsibilities, or school closed (Hartwig