Perhaps the most important social indicator is the extent
of extreme poverty prevailing in the country. Poverty is high
in Brazil. Study of World bank found that from 1960 to 1980 the per capita income grew by 220% whereas at the same time 34% decline show in the shares of poor's. According to estimates, 2009 => 10.8% of population => Less than $2 per day 2013 => 6.1% of population=> Less than $1.25 per day UNDP, 15% of Brazilians have income of less than $1 per day. Bolsa Familia Government program addressing poverty through Conditional Cash Transfer and the aim is to keep children's vaccinated and in schools. Inequality For decades, Brazils inequality in income (as well as in land and other assets) has ranked among the worst in the world. High inequality not only produces social strains but can also slow down the process of growth. Income distribution data of brazil shows that the top 10% of income earners receive about 43% of national income, while the bottom 40% receive just 10%. UNDP concludes that high inequality is the reason for the high level of extreme poverty and the very slow rate of poverty reduction. Inequality in assets is also high. Brazilians analyst concluded that increase in minimum wages of workers due to Bolsa Familia and other programs reduces the level of inequality. Land Reforms Land is very unequally distributed in Brazil, and there is both an efficiency and a social equity case for land reform. land reform has been repeatedly blocked in Brazil by the political power of large plantation owners. In the response of this blockade, a movement starts called Landless movement in which thousand of families have taken part. In this movement farmers have settled in rain forest area, but they find themselves unable to acquire a land that is agriculturally suitable. Finally as a result of this movement government has initiated land reforms in brazil. Sustainability of development Due to large and powerful political spectrum, the Brazilians are unaware of the destruction of forest which is a pressing problem in the country. Deforestation of the Brazilians Amazon rain forest conflicts arises that is short and long term development goals, huge inequality and state intervention. According to data in 2007 the Amazon rain forest would be reduced by 40% and till now it is still shrinking. Development projects and schemes such as subsidized ore mining, charcoal-consuming industries, and cattle ranching, were carried out on a large scale. In the other point of view the rest of the world benefits from Brazils rain forests through prevention of global warming and many others. Problem of Social Inclusion Racial discrimination is the major problem in Brazil. But about half of the population of Brazil is of African or mulatto heritage. As a result Brazil is considered as worlds largest black nation after Nigeria. Although racial discrimination is a crime in Brazil, no one has ever been sent to jail for it. According to one estimate, the average black worker receives only 41% of the salary of the average white worker, whereas 62% of the country's extreme poor's live in Northeast. Black representation in the government is still rare because of the non-whites make up the majority in the state population. Conclusion There are still a lot of areas for improvements, Such areas includes Racism, Poverty reduction. Brazil will have to make social inclusion and human development, as well as environmental sustainability, if they want to resume rapid economic growth. Bolsa Familia Program was a successful initiative, that encouraged education & improved standard of living of the Brazilians. Health care and availability of medicines has improves that can be seen from the increase in life Expectancy and child mortality ratios. Malnutrition has also decreased in Brazil. So here we conclude that Brazil has experienced some economic growth without as much social development, rather than the more blanketing growth without development