Charitable Organizations and Their Role in Reducing Multidimensional Poverty: Sudan Case Study (2010)

Abstract

Charitable work organizations are considered as a strong pillar upon which community building is built, and in addition to these organizations, non-governmental organizations have emerged that provide social services free of charge, representing the wheel of development for the vulnerable segments of the world, and in light of the multidimensional poverty and its impact on societies, this problem has affected Sudanese society in particular. Poverty is one of the serious social phenomena with multiple dimensions that are closely linked to development, and that reducing or reducing poverty is a goal around which societies of the developing world unite, in order to take care of the poor and people with limited income through social welfare devices, and the importance of the study stems from developing strategies and finding solutions to mitigate it Through the role of charitable work in Sudan, the study aims to identify the roles played by charitable organizations to alleviate multidimensional poverty in Sudan. The study assumed that charitable work contributes to achieving the social, economic, educational and health dimension in order to raise the standard of living for members of the Sudanese local community. And employing the data of the technological revolution in providing voluntary services in charitable organizations in Sudan to enhance the variables of the study.