Matching Pairs Types of PovertyOnline version Match each type of poverty by sarah ayyad 1 5. Gender Poverty: 2 Generational Poverty: 3 Urban Poverty: 4 Relative Poverty: 5 Absolute Poverty: 6 Child Poverty: refers to children living in households with too little resources. reflects the uneven impact of poverty on women and girls. It occurs due to gender-based discrimination, and unequal access to education and healthcare People in thispoverty may have enough to meet basic needs but lack access to the same opportunities and comforts as the rest of society. refers to poverty that persists across multiple generations within a family. occurs in cities and towns, limited access to essential services, and challenges in finding stable employment. known as extreme poverty, this type of poverty refers to the inability to afford the basic necessities of life, such as food, clean water, shelter