Socio-cultural related poverty is a challenge that is rooted in the social and cultural norms of a society. It is a challenge that is often overlooked, but is a major factor in the perpetuation of poverty. Socio-cultural related poverty is caused by a lack of access to resources, education, and opportunities due to social and cultural norms. These norms can include gender roles, language barriers, and cultural taboos. Socio-cultural related poverty can also be caused by discrimination and exclusion based on race, ethnicity, religion, or other factors. This type of poverty can be difficult to address because it is often deeply entrenched in a society’s culture and values. To address socio-cultural related poverty, it is important to understand the underlying causes and to create policies and programs that address these issues. This can include providing access to education, resources, and opportunities, as well as creating awareness and understanding of the issues.