Growth and poverty
- A new way of looking at growth and poverty linkages
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Recent high growth rate have not always improved social indicators. ODI explores this from a polarisation perspective which reveals new insights in the analysis of the distributional impacts of macroeconomic policies in developing countries. It also contributes to a better understanding of the social and political implications of external shocks.
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- Tackling poverty in MENA with a long-term approach to growth and employment
- ( M. Messkoub / Institute of Social Studies, Netherlands , 2008)
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Despite steady growth in most Arab Middle East and North Africa countries, the region has achieved very modest gains in reducing poverty or increasing employment. In fact, poverty and unemployment,...
- African poverty reduction tied to agricultural investment
- ( S. Fan;M. Johnson;A. Saurkar / , 2008)
- Social analysis for World Bank-supported projects
- ( A. A. Dani (ed) / World Bank , 2003)
- Understanding the social world in which the World Bank’s investment projects operate is critical to any effort to reduce poverty. The World Bank undertakes social analysis in connection with its...
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