Information poverty refers to the lack of access to information and knowledge that can hinder individuals or communities from making informed decisions. This situation often arises due to factors such as low socioeconomic status, limited internet access, or inadequate educational resources. As a result, those experiencing information poverty may struggle to participate fully in society or improve their living conditions. This concept is closely related to digital divide issues, where disparities in technology access create gaps in information availability. Libraries, community centers, and educational programs can help bridge this gap by providing resources and support to those affected by information poverty.