Social Security Challenges (poverty, Unemployment and InCome Inequality)

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the rural work programmes (such as the Community

Work Progrmme ) CWP.

(f) Many policies entail a double dividend as they reduce income inequality while at the same time improving the long time GDP per capita for example include facilitating the accumulation of human capital , making educational potential less dependent on personal , social circumstances, reducing labour markets dualism or promoting the intergration of immigrants and fostering female labour market participation.

The complementary role of citizens in fighting the social security challenges

(a)The wealthiest individuals and profitable corporation that benefit the most from our political and economic system must contribute their fair share and reform tax expenditure as well as limiting corporate welfare.

(b)The influence of young people to become visible as actors in the global development to achieve the goal of poverty reduction in the economy.

(c) Members of the community should be involved in the organisational level incorparated with activities which encompasses youth involvement in decision making

systems and influencing change through working with the local government authorities.

(d) The black individuals should take ownership of land reform represents the old form of wealth inequality , wealth elites in rich and poor countries alike use

their political influence to secure land concession and subsidies, and while millions of people go hungry . Indigenous peoples and agribusiness use the land to

feed themselves sustainable and supply local markets and should accomodate jobs for the less skilled workers who struggle to fit in the corporal field of work.

Prefer sustainable suggestions for way forward

(a) As we move forward with issues concerning our economic , organization dedicated to empowering and mobilizing the faith community to speak and act to

end the scandal of poverty in South Africa. The government should increase awareness of the issues concerning poverty and its consequences as well as

broadening the access to preschool education , high quality early childhood education programmes improve the education outcomes of all children , but

particularly for low-income children in our country.

(b) Each student should have the opportunity to attend school with peers from a different social and economic background.

(c) The need for social and economic indicators indicator that is used to allocate resources for scores of federal , state and local programes , and the work

force should continue to expand in our country in order to expand the official definition of crime to include government spending directed at low-income

families and to recognise cost of living across different regions. The challenges for sustainable youth employment , fiscal stimulus for job creation in the context

of our fiscal history and the need to maintain a stable macroeconomic environment.