PPT-Unidimensional poverty measurement

Elisabetta Aurino Partnership for Child Development Imperial College London amp University of Oxford Learning outcomes for this session Importance of measurement for policy Conceptual differences in the measurement of poverty wellbeing and inequality. in Europe: . An Application of the Adjusted Headcount Approach. Christopher, T. Whelan*, Brian Nolan** and Bertrand Maître***. *School of Sociology and Geary Institute, University College Dublin & School of Sociology & Social Policy, Queen’s University Belfast. Introduction to Medical Sociology. Shauna Soule, Cecilia Jones, Kevin Beasley, Faith Goretski. Hypothesis. There is a significant relationship between: . Poverty(Independent Variable - X). The 5 Year Mortality Rate of Colon, Rectum, and Anus Cancer (Dependent Variable - Y ). 2010 UNDP Report. The . Oxford Poverty and Human Development Initiative (OPHI). of Oxford University and the Human Development Report Office of the United Nations Development . Programme. (UNDP) launched in July 2010 a new poverty measure that gives a “multidimensional” picture of people living in poverty which its creators say could help target development resources more effectively. . health . programs. Webinar. June 16, 2015 . About the organizers. We research, document and work to improve the performance of heath programs that are rolled out through a mixed (public and private) approach. Why is it Important to Define Poverty?. How we choose to define poverty and the causes of poverty will directly impact how we conceptualize development and solutions to poverty. It also defines the reasons why we choose to be involved in poverty alleviation efforts.. T 152 The The The 153 154 155 Internet Almost Almost Usenet Although reliable data are hard to come by, Internet telephone accounted 156 “Wired” At The 157 Exper The case of Peru. Ana Marr, University of Greenwich, London, UK. Julian . Schmied. , Potsdam University, Germany. Third European Research Conference on Microfinance, Norway, June . 2013. Content. 1. The importance of the study. Elisabetta Aurino. Partnership for Child Development. Imperial College London. & University of Oxford. Recalling unidimensional approach?. Limits – spell out. Problems with unidimensional approach. Practice: HDI Development. Poverty Prediction Questions. Which TWO population groups are most vulnerable to effects of global poverty? . Name 2 challenges facing children living in poverty. Name a medical . November 19, 2015. Dimitri Topitzes. Associate Professor, Social Work. U. of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. topitzes@uwm.edu. Acknowledgements. Joshua . Mersky. and David Pate. Wisconsin Department of . Children and Families . This is the Irish Government's definition of poverty in its . National Action Plan for Social Inclusion 2007-2016. . . What it means is that people are living in poverty if they do not have enough money to do the things that most people in Ireland take for granted. Poverty can mean not having the money to buy enough food for your family, not being able to afford to heat your home in winter or having to buy second-hand clothes because you can't afford new ones. . UNIT 1: MEASUREMENT. LOOK AT THE PICTURES. IN PAIRS MAKE QUESTIONS. . UNIT 1: MEASUREMENT. MEASUREMENT QUIZ. UNIT 1: MEASUREMENT. 1. . What. . can. . be. . odd. and . even. ?. UNIT 1: MEASUREMENT. A human rights based approach . The case of Mexico. April, 2011. Content. CONEVAL. Social . Development. Law. (2004). Evaluation of Social Development Policy. Multidimensional . Poverty. . Measurement. Gaspar . Fajth. and Daphne Francois. UNICEF East . Asia and the . Pacific Regional Office. gfajth@unicef.org. . dfrancois@unicef.org. 13. th. National Convention on Statistics, Manila. Nipping poverty in the bud .