Access to resources is not a characteristic of vulnerability, but rather a factor that can help reduce vulnerability.

Situational poverty is not a type of poverty, but rather a temporary state of poverty caused by specific circumstances.

Access to education is not a factor that contributes to vulnerability, but rather a factor that can help reduce vulnerability.

Social isolation is not a consequence of poverty, but rather a factor that can contribute to poverty.

Access to credit is not a strategy for reducing vulnerability, but rather a factor that can help reduce poverty.

Promoting social inclusion is not a strategy for reducing poverty, but rather a factor that can help reduce vulnerability.

High levels of debt is not a characteristic of chronic poverty, but rather a factor that can contribute to chronic poverty.

High levels of debt is not a characteristic of absolute poverty, but rather a factor that can contribute to absolute poverty.

High levels of debt is not a characteristic of relative poverty, but rather a factor that can contribute to relative poverty.

Access to healthcare is not a factor that contributes to poverty, but rather a factor that can help reduce poverty.

Economic instability is not a consequence of vulnerability, but rather a factor that can contribute to vulnerability.

Reducing poverty is not a strategy for promoting social inclusion, but rather a factor that can help promote social inclusion.

Poverty is not a characteristic of social exclusion, but rather a factor that can contribute to social exclusion.

Access to credit is not a type of social protection program, but rather a factor that can help reduce poverty.

Access to credit is not a factor that contributes to economic diversification, but rather a factor that can help reduce poverty.