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Useful Materials for Poverty Analysis

by Ippei Tsuruga Views: 351
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In his recent blog post, Lawrence Haddad, Director of Institute of Development Studies (IDS), noted that IDS opened the reading lists for their Master’s courses. Going through the content, I picked up some useful materials for poverty analysis. So I simply list them below for your reference.

1. Reading Lists for IDS Master’s Courses

It looks like the reading lists will be updated as the courses go. Giving a quick look, the list leads us to the latest literature on poverty.

2. World Bank Institute (2005) Introduction to Poverty Analysis

This is an old book but provides a good guideline for poverty analysts.

3. Asian Development Bank (2007) Poverty Handbook

This is also a guideline of ADB on poverty analysis.

4. Ivan Gachet (Web) STATA for Poverty Analysis

I reached at this website and get the above materials and find some more useful links on the web.

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Author: Ippei TsurugaIppei Tsuruga is Social Protection Programme Manager for Indonesia at International Labour Organization. He has been managing programmes and providing technical contributions to social security reforms at the country level in Indonesia, Viet Nam and Myanmar, and also contributing to research and knowledge management at the ASEAN regional and global levels. He has been involved in various policy discussions and research activities on unemployment benefit, old-age, invalidity and survivors’ benefits, maternity benefit, sickness benefit, and the extension of social protection to workers in the informal economy. He has worked at the ILO Country Office for Indonesia and Timor-Leste, the Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific and the Social Protection Department; and JICA Washington D.C. Office, Research Department, Country Office for Kenya, and Africa Department for Kenya, Nigeria and Somalia.

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