Social and Poverty Reduction Programme Provided in Chilia and Huancaspata, Peru: A Comparative Study
Asian Journal of Education and Social Studies · pp. 62–79 · Published 26 Dec 2022
10.9734/ajess/2022/v37i2800Abstract
The present research aimed to determine the relationship between the social program together and poverty reduction in the districts of Chilia and Huancaspata, Pataz-2022, the study is conducted with quantitative approach, non-experimental design, causal comparison, count with 90 users of both districts, through the application of the questionnaire for each of them, in order to obtain the program's acquisition rates and poverty level. The results, in the district of Chilia in terms of the social program focuses on a good level 72.2%; where 11.1% is located in regular and 61.1% high in poverty, and in the district of Huancaspata in 51.1% good; where 4.4% focus on regular and 46.7% high on poverty. In the same way, rho = 0.762 ** and rho = 0.838** and p < 0.05 are evidenced, therefore the Ha is admitted and the Ho is refuted, therefore, the social program together significantly reduces the reduction of poverty in the districts of Chilia and Huancaspata, Pataz - 2022. In conclusion, an efficient social program together favorably reduces poverty in the districts.
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