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It seems like you're working on an activity regarding the factors contributing to high poverty rates in South Asia. Although I can't interact with your activity directly, I can help identify some common factors that contribute to poverty in that region. Here are some potential factors you could consider:

1. Economic Inequality - A significant divide between the wealthy and the poor can perpetuate cycles of poverty.
2. Lack of Access to Education - Insufficient educational opportunities can limit job prospects and income potential.
3. High Population Growth - Rapid population increase can strain resources and social services, making it harder to support those in need.
4. Political Instability - Conflict and corruption can disrupt economic growth and lead to higher poverty levels.
5. Poor Infrastructure - Inadequate roads, transport, and communication infrastructure can limit economic development.
6. Agricultural Dependence - A reliance on agriculture, which is vulnerable to climate change and market fluctuations, can lead to poverty.
7. Limited Access to Healthcare - Poor health can prevent individuals from working and earning a sufficient income, trapping them in poverty.

You can use these factors to match with your activity as appropriate. If you'll provide more specific phrases you have available, I could help in a more targeted way!