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The big five factors of poverty (as a social problem) include: ignorance, disease, apathy, dishonesty and dependency. These, in turn, contribute to secondary factors such as lack of markets, poor infrastructure, poor leadership, bad governance, under-employment, lack of skills, lack of capital, and others.


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Poor leadership, Lack of capital, Overpopulation and Unequal wealth distribution are contributory factors of lack of basic services problem

Basics services refers to some public service systems provided majorly be the government to meet human basic needs.

Examples of basics services to provided by government includes Housing, Education, Health care, Social welfare, Transport, Electricity, Energy, Water etc.

Factors contributing to lack of basics service problem includes:

  • Poor leadership: Poor government leads to lack of insight and ability to see the need to provide some basics service to some location.
  • Lack of capital: Third world countries majorly faced the issued of lack of basic services in their location because of their country financial capability
  • Overpopulation: This is not applicable to first tier countries because services are distributed equally. Rather, the second and third countries faced this problem of providing enough services for the entire population of the country.
  • Unequal wealth distribution: Some location in a country suffers lack of basis services and the phenomenon for reason best known to the government.

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