The correct answer is 33.33 Explanation & Key Takeaways: • If a person is deprived in 20-33.3% of the weighted indicators they are considered ‘Vulnerable to Poverty • A person is multidimensionally poor if she/he is deprived in one third or more (means 33% or more) of the weighted indicators (out of the ten indicators). • Those who are deprived in one half or more of the weighted indicators are considered living in extreme multidimensional poverty. • Multi-Dimensionally Poverty (MPI) describes that the deprivation of one dimension (like education) alone may not represent poverty. • The MPI requires a household to be deprived of multiple indicators at the same time. • Multi-Dimensionally Poverty • Released by UNDP. • The MPI uses three dimensions and ten indicators. • The three dimensions are health, education, and standard of living. • Deprivations are measured for the household and individual levels. • It identifies how people are being left behind across three key dimensions: health, education, and standard of living, comprising 10 indicators. Important Notes: • The dimensions and respective indicators used are: • Education: • Years of schooling and child enrollment (1/6 weightage each, total 2/6). • Health: • Child mortality and nutrition (1/6 weightage each, total 2/6). • Standard of living: • Electricity, flooring, drinking water, sanitation, cooking fuel, and assets (1/18 weightage each, total 2/6). • 2018 MPI and India: India’s MPI value reduced from 0.283 in 2005-06 to 0.123 in 2015-16.