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As of 2013 , over 80 % percent of poor people living in Thailand live in rural areas.

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There are pockets of poverty in the Northeast and the North of Thailand

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In Thailand the pecentage of who people enroll in education after high school is 39.5% in urban areas, and only 18% in rural areas

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Families in Thailand that live in the country side rather than in the city

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They hope that one day they will be able to fulfill their dream of buying a new house.

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The Chueachom family lives in a 6-room house, which they own and got built with the help of family and friends. They’ve been living there for the past 27 years. The house has reliable electricity, running water, and toilet facility.

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Wuttichai works for a total of 42 hours/week and makes about 28 000 Thai Bahts and also receives 20 000 Thai Bahts in benefits per month, which in total is approximately 1 046 USD/month (adjusted to purchasing power parity). The family has to buy 70% of its food, which cost them about 30% of their income, and produce the remaining 30% themselves.

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The chuechom family consists of 4 people, Wuttichai, a 39 year old man. His wife Rodjana is also 39 years oldand their two sons Jukreewut, 10 years old, and Worawut, 3 years old.

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The Kanchu family doesn’t save money but they sometimes go on vacation. The furthest they have ever been was Phichit, Thailand. Their dream is to help their grandchildren have a good education.

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The Kanchu family lives in a single-room house, which they built and is free of rent. They've been living there for the past 10 years.

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Nangmani works as a vendor for around 144 hours a week. This lets her earn 5600 baht a month, with is approximately $179 a month. She is the only source of income for this family. The family has to buy all their food supplies, which cost them about 50% of their income. They use electricity and natural gas for cooking but don’t cook regularly in the house.

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The Kanchu family consists of 4 people, Nangmani, an elderly 60 year old woman, Lamai, a 60 year old man and their 2 grand children. The grand daughter's name is Ponapat who is 15 and finally their grandson Tanapor, who is 7.