(i) Investing in Improved Healthcare Infrastructure:
– Enhances access to medical facilities, preventive care, and essential treatments.
– Enables early diagnosis, effective disease management, and prevention.
– Reduces the burden of preventable diseases and chronic conditions.
– Lowers mortality rates and improves overall public health.

(ii) Relationship between Population Trends and Poverty Reduction:
– Balanced population growth and age structure spur economic growth and development.
– Proper rural-urban distribution offers more opportunities and resources, reducing poverty.
– High population growth, skewed demographics, and rural-urban disparities strain resources, hindering poverty alleviation efforts.

(iii) Mutual Relationship between Poverty and Population Dynamics:
– Population dynamics (growth, age structure, distribution) influence poverty levels.
– Poverty impacts demographic trends, affecting birth rates, migration, and access to services.
– Interplay between poverty and population dynamics shapes development outcomes, highlighting their mutual influence on each other.