'Ultra poor' diaporamas de présentation

Challenging the Frontiers of Poverty Reduction: Programme Experience

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Targeting the Ultra Poor: An Impact Assessment

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Targeting Efficiency: How well can we identify the poor?

Targeting Efficiency: How well can we identify the poor?. IFMR:CMF Seminar May 5, 2008 Jyoti Prasad Mukhopadhyay Abhijit Banerjee, Esther Duflo, Raghabendra Chattopadhyay and Jeremy Shapiro. Motivation. Nearly all poverty alleviation programs target a particular sub-population

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The Escape From Persistent Poverty and the Need to Stimulate Agricultural and Rural Transformation

The Escape From Persistent Poverty and the Need to Stimulate Agricultural and Rural Transformation. Chris Barrett Cornell Adult University guest lecture July 21, 2009. The conundrum. Persistent poverty over the past generation: no fall in poverty rates in OECD countries

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Opportunity 104: Inequality in Developing Countries

Opportunity 104: Inequality in Developing Countries. Chris Barrett October 30, 2008 Cornell Club New York City. The promise. Extreme poverty has fallen rapidly in east Asia and worldwide, except in Sub-Saharan Africa, where >50% still live on less than $1.25/day.

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Stimulating Agricultural and Rural Transformation (StART) in sub-Saharan Africa

Stimulating Agricultural and Rural Transformation (StART) in sub-Saharan Africa. Chris Barrett May 2008. The challenge. Extreme poverty has fallen rapidly in Asia and worldwide. But little real progress in sub-Saharan Africa in the last 25 years.

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Stimulating Agricultural and Rural Transformation (StART) in the Low-Income Tropics

Stimulating Agricultural and Rural Transformation (StART) in the Low-Income Tropics. Chris Barrett February 20, 2009. The promise.

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How to include the poorest of the poor into microfinance?

Financial inclusion and Targeting Efficiency: How well can we identify the poor? A CMF study Principal Researcher: Abhijit Banerjee (MIT), Esther Duflo (MIT), Raghabendra Chattopadhyay(IIM, Calcutta) Partner Organization: Bandhan, Kolkata Funding Support: CGAP and Ford Foundation.

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Multi-Dimensional Progress: Breaking-down Policy Silos in Middle Income Countries

Multi-Dimensional Progress: Breaking-down Policy Silos in Middle Income Countries. George Gray Molina Eduardo Ortiz-Juarez UNDP, Regional Bureau for Latin America and the Caribbean. Context (1). A new development agenda

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Targeting the Ultra Poor: An Impact Assessment

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Persistent Poverty in Africa: Why and How You Can Help

Persistent Poverty in Africa: Why and How You Can Help. Chris Barrett Cornell University October 12, 2012 TST BOCES New Visions Life Sciences Program. Persistent ultra-poverty.

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Persistent Poverty in Africa: Why and How You Can Help

Persistent Poverty in Africa: Why and How You Can Help. Chris Barrett Cornell University October 12, 2012 TST BOCES New Visions Life Sciences Program. Persistent ultra-poverty.

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Synthesis of the Proceedings

Synthesis of the Proceedings. Imran Matin Deputy Executive Director BRAC International. Inaugural session. Findings of the presentation It is difficult to create employment using micro enterprises There is gender variation in the extent to which cash and in-kind grants generate profit

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