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More than a Pretty Picture : Using Poverty Maps to Design Better Policies and Interventions.
Title:
More than a Pretty Picture : Using Poverty Maps to Design Better Policies and Interventions.
Author:
Coudouel, Aline.
ISBN:
9780821369326
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Physical Description:
1 online resource (308 pages)
Contents:
Contents -- Foreword -- Acknowledgments -- About the Contributors -- PART One Applications and Lessons -- 1 Poverty Maps for Policy Making: Beyond the Obvious Targeting Applications -- Building Awareness, Changing Perceptions, Opening a New Dialogue on Poverty -- Revisiting Old Ideas, Exploring New Options -- Designing Interventions Tailored to Local Needs -- Strengthening Accountability -- Promoting Evidence-Based Decision Making by Building Capacity -- Limitations -- Conclusions -- References -- 2 Increasing the Impact of Poverty Maps -- Step 1: Defining the Scope of the Mapping Exercise -- Step 2: Building Support -- Step 3: Creating Demand -- Step 4: Overcoming Challenges, Conflicts, and Tensions -- Step 5: Establishing Institutional Arrangements -- Step 6: Addressing Data and Software Issues -- Step 7: Producing the Poverty Maps and Testing Their Validity -- Step 8: Distributing Poverty Mapping Products -- Step 9: Supporting Users and Providing Follow-Up -- Step 10: Engaging External Development Partners -- Annex 2.1 Key Counterparts in the Poverty Mapping Process -- PART Two Country Studies -- 3 Constructing and Using Poverty Maps for Policy Making: The Experience in Albania -- Preparation and Dissemination of the Poverty Maps -- Awareness and Policy Outcomes -- Lessons Learned -- Conclusion: Increasing and Sustaining the Policy Impact of Poverty Maps -- Notes -- References -- 4 The Geography of Monetary Poverty in Bolivia: The Lessons of Poverty Maps -- The Demand for Poverty Maps in Bolivia -- Data and Methodology -- Policy Lessons from the Monetary Poverty Mapping Exercise -- More Than a Technical Exercise: Uses and Impact of the Monetary Poverty Map -- A Challenging Political and Institutional Context -- Weak Effort in Dissemination and Outreach -- Lack of Broad, Sustained Capacity Building -- Conclusions and Lessons Learned.

Annex 4.1 Use of the Monetary Poverty Maps by Governmental and International Institutions -- Notes -- References -- 5 The Poverty Mapping Exercise in Bulgaria -- Background -- Technical Aspects of Poverty Mapping -- Findings of the Poverty Mapping Exercise -- The Use of Poverty Maps and the Impact of the Maps on Policy -- The Long-Term Sustainability of the Poverty Maps -- Summary of the Lessons Learned -- Notes -- References -- 6 To Use or Not to Use? Poverty Mapping in Cambodia -- Poverty Mapping in Cambodia -- Poverty Reduction -- Ground-Truthing -- Nutrition Mapping -- The Interviews with Stakeholders -- Hearing about and Using the Poverty Map -- The Accuracy of the Map -- Map Distribution -- Capacity Building -- Other Challenges -- Lessons Learned -- Notes -- References -- 7 Poverty Maps of Yunnan Province: Uses and Lessons for Scaling-Up in China -- Country Context -- The Mapping Process -- Data Issues -- Field Validation -- Dissemination -- Impacts of the Maps -- Lessons for Scaling Up -- Conclusions -- Notes -- References -- 8 The 1990 and 2001 Ecuador Poverty Maps -- Motivation -- Background -- Preparation of Poverty Maps: Technical Aspects -- Distribution of Poverty Maps and the Policy Impact -- Lessons for the Future -- Annex 8.1 Ecuador Poverty Maps -- Notes -- References -- 9 Indonesia's Poverty Maps: Impacts and Lessons -- Country Context -- The Mapping Process -- Impacts: Actual Poverty Map Applications -- Impacts: Potential Poverty Map Applications -- Lessons -- Conclusions -- Notes -- References -- 10 Poverty Maps and Public Policy: Lessons from Mexico -- The Evolution of Poverty and the Need for Disaggregation -- Institutional Changes That Have Reinforced the Need for Data -- The Mapping Process and Its Diverse Dimensions -- The Use of Poverty Maps -- Are Poverty Maps Perceived as Useful? Are They Being Used by Other Agents?.

Updating Poverty Maps: Selected Issues -- Lessons Learned -- Annex 10.1 The Process for the Selection of Variables -- Notes -- References -- 11 The Poverty Mapping Application in Morocco -- Overview -- Technical Aspects of the Poverty Mapping Exercise -- Results, Analysis, and the Implications for Policy Use -- The Implications for Targeting Strategies -- The Impact of the Poverty Map on Policy -- The Sustainability of the Poverty Map -- Lessons Learned -- References -- 12 Poverty Maps in Sri Lanka: Policy Impacts and Lessons -- Building a Poverty Map, Technical Considerations -- Results of the Poverty Mapping Exercise -- Further Analysis Using the Poverty Maps -- Building Capacity to Sustain the Poverty Mapping Exercise -- The Impact of the Poverty Maps on Policy -- Concluding Remarks -- Notes -- References -- 13 Thailand's Poverty Maps: From Construction to Application -- Rapid Poverty Reduction -- Unpacking Spatial Poverty -- Roadblocks to Application -- The Way Forward -- Notes -- References -- 14 Poverty Mapping: The Experience of Vietnam -- Background -- Arrangements and Process -- Technical Aspects -- The Findings of the Poverty Mapping Exercise -- Impact -- Missed Opportunities for Influence -- Sustainability -- The Lessons Learned -- References -- Boxes -- 1.1 Building Poverty Maps: The Small Area Estimation Method -- 1.2 What May Be Projected onto the Poverty Maps -- 1.3 Geographical Targeting: How Much Does It Help? -- 1.4 Potential Technical Issues and Policy Relevance -- 2.1 The 10 Steps of the Poverty Mapping Process -- 5.1 Major Dissemination, Training, and Capacity-Building Events, Bulgaria -- 8.1 Actual and Potential Poverty Map Uses: Policy and Applications Audience -- 13.1 The Sufficiency Economy -- 13.2 Data Collection for the BMN and NRD2C Data Sets -- 13.3 The POREP Initiative -- Figures.

3.1 Poverty Headcount Ratio in Albania by Region, District, and Commune/Municipality -- 3.2 Policy Impact Analysis: Distribution of Social Assistance Block Grants in Albania -- 4.1 Incidence and Intensity of Consumption Poverty in Bolivia, 2001 -- 4.2 Average per Capita Consumption and Monetary Poverty in Municipalities, Bolivia -- 4.3 Inequality and Consumption in Municipalities, Bolivia 2001 -- 4.4 Inequality and Extreme Poverty Measures in Municipalities, Bolivia 2001 -- 4.5 UBN and Consumption Poverty Maps on Municipalities, Bolivia 2001 -- 4.6 Poverty and UBN in Municipalities, Bolivia 2001 -- 4.7 Uses for and Awareness of Monetary Poverty Maps among Institutions, Bolivia -- 5.1 Poverty Headcount Ratio by Municipality, Bulgaria -- 5.2 Poverty Headcount Ratio by Oblast, Bulgaria -- 7.1 County-Level Poverty Incidence Estimates, Yunnan Province, China -- 7.2 Township-Level Poverty Incidence Estimates, Yunnan Province, China -- 8.1 Per Capita Gross Domestic Product, Ecuador 1990-2002 -- 8.2 Consumption Poverty and Unmet Basic Needs, Ecuador -- 8A.1 Incidence of Poverty by Parish, Ecuador 2001 -- 8A.2 Incidence of Poverty by Canton, Ecuador 1990 and 2001 -- 8A.3 Changes in Poverty in the Cantons and Provinces, Ecuador 1990-2001 -- 9.1 Poverty Headcount Ratio, by Province, Indonesia, 2000 -- 9.2 Poverty Headcount Ratio, by Regency and City, Indonesia, 2000 -- 10.1 The Composition of Local Government Budgets, Mexico 1978-2000 -- 10.2 Poverty Headcount Ratio by State in Mexico -- 10.3 Consistency with Other Indicators, Mexico 2000 -- 12.1 Poverty Headcount Ratio at the DS Level, Sri Lanka -- 12.2 Estimated Distribution of the Poor, Sri Lanka -- 12.3 Poverty Headcount Ratio at the Grama Niladhari Level in Colombo District, Sri Lanka -- 12.4 Estimated Distribution of the Poor in Colombo District, Sri Lanka -- 12.5 Accessibility Index, Sri Lanka.

12.6 Rainfall Anomalies, Sri Lanka 2001 -- 12.7 Poverty Headcount Ratios in Parts of Southern Province, Sri Lanka -- 13.1 Poverty Headcount Ratio and Distribution by Province, Thailand 1988, 1994, and 2002 -- 13.2 Poverty Headcount Ratio, Thailand, 2000 -- 13.3 Rural Village Poverty Status, Thailand: Poverty Map of 2000 and NRD2C of 1999 -- 13.4 Comparison of Subdistrict Poverty Status in Thailand: 2002 BMN and 2002 Poverty Map -- 13.5 Comparison of Individual Poverty Status in Thailand: 2004 Poverty Line and POREP -- 13.6 Poverty Headcount Estimates in the Northeast, Based on POREP Registrations and the 2002 Household Socioeconomic Survey in Thailand -- 14.1 Provincial Poverty Incidence by Molisa and the GSO, Vietnam 2002 and 2003 -- 14.2 Incidence of Poverty in Communes, Vietnam -- 14.3 Density of Poverty and Poverty Gap by District, Vietnam -- 14.4 Cumulative Distance below the Poverty Line by Province and District, Vietnam -- 14.5 Poverty Incidence by Province, District, and Commune, Vietnam -- 14.6 Poverty by Province, As Estimated by Molisa and GSO, Vietnam, 1999 -- 14.7 Poverty Incidence in Communes with and without Program 135,Vietnam -- Tables -- 5.1 Poverty Headcount Ratio by Strata in Bulgaria, 2003 and 2005 Poverty Maps -- 5.2 Distribution of Municipalities by Poverty Headcount Ratio, Bulgaria -- 8.1 Poverty Incidence, Ecuador -- 8.2 Headcount Ratio from Poverty Maps, Ecuador 1990 and 2001 -- 10.1 Trends in Poverty Incidence among Households, Mexico 2000-02 -- 10.2 Trends in Poverty Incidence among Households, Mexico 2002-04 -- 12.1 Estimates of Poverty Headcount Ratios by District, Sri Lanka.
Abstract:
The allocation of resources and the design of policies tailored to local-level conditions require highly disaggregated information. Data on poverty at the local level is typically not available because most household surveys are not representative past the regional level. This volume aims to promote the effective use of Small Area Estimation poverty maps in policy making. It presents the range of policies and interventions which have been informed by poverty maps, focusing on the political economy of poverty maps and the key elements to their effective use by policy makers. The volume also looks at the future of poverty maps in terms of new techniques and new areas of application.
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Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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