This paper examines the trend and characteristics of chronic poverty in rural Cambodia between 2004 and 2010 with multidimensional perspectives.
South East Asia
ADB Economist on Poverty Measurement in Asia
Deputy Chief Economist of Asian Development Bank describes the key findings of their recent study on poverty measurement in Asia.
$1.25/day Isn’t Enough for the Asian Extreme Poor
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Cities and Citizens: Game Changers for Inclusive Development
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Summary: Where Have All the Poor Gone? – Cambodia Poverty Assessment 2013
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Does Cambodia Need a National Nutrition Strategy?
Malnutrition has not improved even with high growth, poverty reduction and human development.
What Halved Cambodia’s Poverty?
In order to think what to do then, policy makers need to know why poverty became halved.
Cambodia Updated National Poverty Line
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No Blind Spot? Cambodia Halved Poverty
Book titles always speak of the flow of time. Where have all the poor gone?
Helen Clark on Match Against Poverty
Helen Clark promotes “Match Against Poverty“. It will help recovery efforts in the Philippines.