Reaching the Poor and Vulnerable in Myanmar : Lessons from a Social Protection and Poverty Reduction Perspective

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作者：

Dutta, Puja Vasudeva

来源地址：

http://hdl.handle.net/10986/22329

关键词：

HOUSEHOLD SURVEY;  RISKS;  VILLAGE LEADERS;  EMPLOYMENT GENERATION;  INCOME;  SCHOOLING;  EQUITABLE ACCESS;  PROGRAM IMPLEMENTATION;  PROGRAMS;  MONITORING DATA;  MONITORING;  HOUSING;  REGIONAL DIVERSITY;  POOR PEOPLE;  PROJECTS;  POORER HOUSEHOLDS;  INCOME SUPPORT;  QUALITY;  SOCIAL ASSISTANCE;  CONFLICT;  BENEFICIARIES;  MEASURES;  CURRENT POVERTY;  DIRECT BENEFICIARIES;  ACCESS TO EDUCATION;  REGION;  FISCAL CONSTRAINTS;  POORER AREAS;  POVERTY REDUCTION;  DISADVANTAGED AREAS;  VULNERABLE HOUSEHOLDS;  INCOME INSECURITY;  VILLAGE DEVELOPMENT;  POOR EDUCATION;  POOR CHILDREN;  TRANSFERS;  POOR AREAS;  ACCESS TO HEALTH SERVICES;  HOUSEHOLD INCOME;  POVERTY STATUS;  POVERTY MAPS;  HOUSEHOLD SURVEYS;  INDICATORS;  RESEARCH;  SOCIAL PROTECTION;  SOCIAL SECURITY;  PUBLIC WORKS PROGRAMS;  SOCIAL INDICATORS;  SERVICE DELIVERY;  VULNERABLE AREAS;  CASH TRANSFERS;  HOUSEHOLD HEADS;  EMPLOYMENT PROGRAM;  POVERTY DATA;  FOOD SECURITY;  LIVELIHOOD;  TRANSPARENCY;  ETHNIC CONFLICT;  PARTICIPATION;  CAPACITY CONSTRAINTS;  CAPACITY-BUILDING;  VULNERABLE GROUPS;  EXTERNAL MONITORING;  FLEXIBILITY;  BASIC INFRASTRUCTURE;  SAFETY NET;  INCOME DISTRIBUTION;  ABSOLUTE POVERTY;  MALNUTRITION;  RURAL;  NUTRITION;  FOOD TRANSFERS;  PUBLIC WORKS;  VULNERABLE PEOPLE;  REGIONAL STAKEHOLDERS;  SURVEYS;  FOOD INSECURITY;  POVERTY INDICATORS;  TARGETING;  GEOGRAPHIC TARGETING;  REGIONS;  VILLAGE LEVEL;  EVALUATION;  STATISTICS;  ACCESS TO SERVICES;  REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT;  POVERTY;  RURAL AREAS;  FEEDING PROGRAMS;  INCIDENCE OF POVERTY;  BENEFICIARY HOUSEHOLDS;  ECONOMIC INDICATORS;  RISK MANAGEMENT;  LIVELIHOODS;  POOR;  POVERTY IMPACT;  OUTCOMES;  RURAL DEVELOPMENT;  REMOTE AREAS;  POOR WOMEN;  POOR HOUSEHOLDS;  Report;  Rapport;  Informe; 

年份：

2015

出版地：

Washington,USA

语种：

English

摘要：

Several government and development partner programs employ different approaches to ensure the inclusion of poor and vulnerable areas and people in Myanmar's development. Buildingon this experience, this note aims to identify feasible options to effectively reach these groups, as government programs expand. Depending on program-specific choices about geographic focus andindividual, household eligibility, identifying poor and vulnerable areas and people in Myanmar can become more evidence-based, effective, and systematic, as better data become available and administrative systems develop. While targeting is currently done by individual programs, there can be important economies of scale in sharing and developing these systems in a coordinated manner so as to support multiple programs.