The article discusses ways to reduce poverty in Asia by focusing on economic growth, targeting specific sectors, and measuring poverty levels. It explores scenarios of marginalization in a globalized world, the importance of balanced development, and the impact of macroeconomic policies on poverty reduction. The researchers also examine the use of new technologies and information technology for poverty alleviation, as well as different approaches to measuring poverty across countries. Country studies from the Philippines, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, and Pacific Islands are included to provide insights into rural development, macroeconomic policies, and poverty trends in these regions. The goal is to find effective strategies to create more inclusive societies and reduce poverty in Asia.