Problem
Disadvantaged groups
Experimental visualization of narrower problems
Nature:
Disadvantages of economically poor and/or minority groups typically include deprivations in housing, education, work opportunity and medical care (most often pre-natal); and are associated with family disruption, faulty identity formation or malignant identity diffusion, and excessively high rates of juvenile offences and of admissions to mental hospitals.
Incidence:
Socially deprived people are much more vulnerable to personal disasters, such as mental illness, unemployment and even losing children to public care.
Broader Problems:
Social injustice Narrower Problems:
Marginalized young peopleUnderprivileged minoritiesSocial disadvantage of the agedEconomically disadvantaged studentsThreatened and vulnerable minoritiesIlliteracy among disadvantaged peopleDisadvantages of homeworking employeesDisadvantaged status of international nongovernmental organization personnel Aggravates:
Unequal opportunity for vocational trainingLimited availability of land for low-income and disadvantaged groups Values:
Disadvantage Subject(s):
Society → DisadvantagedRelated UN Sustainable Development Goals:
Problem Type:
A: Abstract Fundamental Problems Date of last update
28.09.2019 – 20:41 CEST