Which of the following is a temporary type of poverty based on adverse events such as environmental disaster?

Option 2 : Situational poverty 

The correct answer is Situational poverty.

• Situational Poverty is temporary poverty based on an unfortunate event like an environmental disaster, health problem, job loss, etc.
• Poverty is a scarcity of food, money, clothing, and shelter and people can’t complete their basic needs.

• Generational Poverty is handed over a family at least two generations (one generation to the one).
• Absolute Poverty is also known as extreme or abject poverty which is the scarcity of basic food, health, education, and clean water.
  • In other words, where household income is insufficient to afford the basic necessities of life.
• Relative Poverty is a living standard compared to the economic standards where household income is a certain percentage below median income.