Lowest Poverty in Sindh

Top 100 cities ranked by lowest poverty

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All Countries · Pakistan · Sindh

Lowest Poverty — Sindh

1 Chuhar Jamali 16.5%

2 Pir Jo Goth 16.5%

3 Khairpur Mir’s 16.5%

4 Adilpur 16.5%

5 Warah 16.5%

6 Ubauro 16.5%

7 Thul 16.5%

8 Thatta 16.5%

9 Tharu Shah 16.5%

10 Tangwani 16.5%

11 Tando Muhammad Khan 16.5%

12 Tando Jam 16.5%

13 Tando Bago 16.5%

14 Tando Allahyar 16.5%

15 Tando Adam 16.5%

16 Talhar 16.5%

17 Sukkur 16.5%

18 Sobhodero 16.5%

19 Sita Road 16.5%

20 Sinjhoro 16.5%

21 Goth Shams Pir 16.5%

22 Shahpur Chakar 16.5%

23 Shahdadpur 16.5%

24 Shahdad Kot 16.5%

25 Sehwan 16.5%

26 Sann 16.5%

27 Sanghar 16.5%

28 Samaro 16.5%

29 Sakrand 16.5%

30 Rustam 16.5%

31 Rohri 16.5%

32 Ratodero 16.5%

33 Rajo Khanani 16.5%

34 Goth Radhan 16.5%

35 Qubo Saeed Khan 16.5%

36 Kambar 16.5%

37 Pithoro 16.5%

38 Goth Phulji 16.5%

39 Pano Aqil 16.5%

40 Pad Idan 16.5%

41 Nawabshah 16.5%

42 Naushahro Firoz 16.5%

43 Naudero 16.5%

44 Naukot 16.5%

45 Nabisar 16.5%

46 Moro 16.5%

47 Mithi 16.5%

48 Mirwah Gorchani 16.5%

49 Mirpur Sakro 16.5%

50 Mirpur Mathelo 16.5%

51 Mirpur Khas 16.5%

52 Mirpur Bhtoro 16.5%

53 Miro Khan 16.5%

54 Mian Sahib 16.5%

55 Mehar 16.5%

56 Matli 16.5%

57 Matiari 16.5%

58 Manjhand 16.5%

59 Malir Cantonment 16.5%

60 Madeji 16.5%

61 Larkana 16.5%

62 Lakhi 16.5%

63 Kunri 16.5%

64 Kotri 16.5%

65 Kot Diji 16.5%

66 Khanpur Mahar 16.5%

67 Khairpur Nathan Shah 16.5%

68 Khairpur 16.5%

69 Garhi Khairo 16.5%

70 Khadro 16.5%

71 Kashmor 16.5%

72 Kario Ghanwar 16.5%

73 Karaundi 16.5%

74 Karachi 16.5%

75 Kandiaro 16.5%

76 Kandiari 16.5%

77 Kandhkot 16.5%

78 Kadhan 16.5%

79 Johi 16.5%

80 Jhol 16.5%

81 Jacobabad 16.5%

82 Islamkot 16.5%

83 Hingorja 16.5%

84 Hala 16.5%

85 Ghotki 16.5%

86 Ghauspur 16.5%

87 Gharo 16.5%

88 Garhiyasin 16.5%

89 Goth Garelo 16.5%

90 Gambat 16.5%

91 Dokri 16.5%

92 Diplo 16.5%

93 Digri 16.5%

94 Dhoro Naro 16.5%

95 Daur 16.5%

96 Darya Khan Marri 16.5%

97 Daromehar 16.5%

98 Dadu 16.5%

99 Chhor 16.5%

100 Chamber 16.5%

Cities with the lowest poverty rates in Sindh demonstrate strong economic conditions where most residents have adequate financial resources. Chuhar Jamali has a poverty rate of just 16.5%.

Low poverty rates typically reflect a combination of strong job markets, educated populations, and higher wage levels. These communities often feature well-funded public services, good school systems, and active civic engagement.

While low poverty rates are encouraging, some of these cities maintain their statistics partly through high costs of living that effectively price out lower-income residents, raising questions about housing equity and economic diversity.

Did You Know?

1. Only 16.5% of residents in Chuhar Jamali live below the poverty line.
2. The federal poverty line for a family of four is approximately $31,200 per year (2024).
3. Cities with the lowest poverty rates tend to also rank high in education, income, and safety metrics.

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