Developing Organizational and Economic Mechanisms in the Process of Poverty Reduction: Modern Approaches and Practical Solutions

This article analyzes modern approaches and practical directions for improving organizational and economic mechanisms in the process of poverty reduction. The author evaluates poverty as a complex and multifactorial issue, substantiating the importance of state policy, economic reforms, and institutional development in its elimination. The research employs theoretical source analysis, empirical statistics, and econometric modeling methods. A linear regression model based on population size, GDP, wages, and income is constructed to study their impact on labor resources. The results indicate that permanent population and per capita GDP have a significant influence on the level of poverty. The article emphasizes that the integrated application of effective organizational and economic mechanisms can lead to sustainable socio-economic development. The conclusion section presents proposals for improved approaches based on political decisions, digital technologies, and local capabilities.