Tunisia Poverty Assessment 2015

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作者：

World Bank

来源地址：

http://hdl.handle.net/10986/24410

关键词：

SANITATION;  POVERTY THRESHOLD;  PER CAPITA CONSUMPTION;  RISKS;  HOUSEHOLD SIZE;  HOUSEHOLD SURVEY;  STRUCTURAL ADJUSTMENT;  LANDHOLDINGS;  POVERTY LINE;  IMPACT ON POVERTY;  ECONOMIC GROWTH;  POLITICS;  POVERTY LEVELS;  FOOD CONSUMPTION;  INCOME;  CONSUMPTION BEHAVIOR;  POVERTY RATES;  POVERTY ESTIMATES;  EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES;  NATIONAL POVERTY LINE;  LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION;  ECONOMIC DIVERSIFICATION;  FOOD POLICY;  NATIONAL POVERTY;  EXTREME POVERTY LINE;  ENERGY SUBSIDIES;  DISTRIBUTIONAL EFFECTS;  INEQUALITY REDUCTION;  MEANS TESTS;  SOCIAL PROGRAMS;  SOCIAL ASSISTANCE;  RURAL POPULATION;  RURAL POOR;  CONFLICT;  CALORIC INTAKE;  AGRICULTURAL OUTPUT;  MEASURES;  POVERTY MEASURES;  SMALL FARMS;  SAFETY NETS;  POVERTY REDUCTION;  AGRICULTURAL WAGE;  MACROECONOMIC STABILITY;  RURAL POPULATIONS;  SAVINGS;  INCIDENCE ANALYSIS;  FOOD BASKET;  RURAL HOUSEHOLDS;  CROWDING OUT;  HOUSEHOLD HEAD;  FOOD POVERTY LINE;  POOR HOUSEHOLD;  POVERTY INCIDENCE;  TRANSFERS;  HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION;  POOR RURAL HOUSEHOLDS;  POVERTY STATUS;  ESTIMATES OF POVERTY;  POOR INDIVIDUALS;  HOUSEHOLD SURVEYS;  STRUCTURAL REFORMS;  FOOD EXPENDITURES;  SOCIAL SECURITY;  FARM WORKERS;  PRICE SUBSIDIES;  RISK SHARING;  RURAL ROADS;  FOOD PRODUCTS;  CASH TRANSFERS;  POVERTY PROFILE;  HOUSEHOLD HEADS;  MICROCREDIT PROGRAMS;  NUTRITION INTERVENTIONS;  ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS;  MACROECONOMIC STABILIZATION;  FOOD ITEMS;  NUTRITIONAL STATUS;  UNEMPLOYMENT;  POVERTY LINES;  HUMAN CAPITAL;  SOCIAL SPENDING;  FOOD SECURITY;  POVERTY ERADICATION;  LABOR MARKET PROGRAMS;  DROUGHT;  FOOD POVERTY;  STRUCTURAL ADJUSTMENT PROGRAMS;  POVERTY MEASUREMENT;  HIGHER INEQUALITY;  FARM ACTIVITIES;  RURAL POVERTY;  INCOME DISTRIBUTION;  EMPLOYMENT STATUS;  DISADVANTAGED GROUPS;  HOUSEHOLD HEAD AGE;  MALNUTRITION;  RURAL;  CHILD NUTRITION;  COMMUNAL AREAS;  NUTRITION;  TRANSACTION COSTS;  TARGETING MECHANISMS;  PRIVATE TRANSFERS;  SOCIAL POLICIES;  INSURANCE;  FOOD INSECURITY;  TARGETING;  FOOD SUBSIDIES;  HOUSEHOLD CONSUMPTION PER CAPITA;  FOOD SHARE;  POVERTY SITUATION;  CORRELATES OF POVERTY;  DRINKING WATER;  WAR;  HOUSEHOLD √  √  HEAD;  EXTREME POVERTY;  ACCESS TO SERVICES;  RURAL AREAS;  POVERTY;  CLEAN WATER;  AGRICULTURAL INCOMES;  INCIDENCE OF POVERTY;  HOUSEHOLD CONSUMPTION;  POVERTY DYNAMICS;  POOR;  POVERTY ASSESSMENT;  LACK OF INFORMATION;  POVERTY IMPACT;  PUBLIC SPENDING;  ECONOMIC SHOCKS;  RURAL DEVELOPMENT;  POVERTY ALLEVIATION;  HUMAN DEVELOPMENT;  INEQUALITY;  POVERTY INCREASE;  POOR HOUSEHOLDS;  Report; 

年份：

2016

出版地：

Washington,USA

语种：

English

摘要：

Tunisia emerges today the only success story of the Arab Spring revolution that swept the Arab world five years ago. This poverty assessment seeks to learn from the pre and post revolution periods with a view of avoiding the repetition of past mistakes in the future. Specifically, it will provide Tunisians with a more detailed and updated diagnostics of poverty, regional disparities, trends over time and the strong links between poverty, inequality, opportunities, and vulnerability. Beyond statistics, this report will also provide a somber but more balanced alternative explanation of socioeconomic development in the country, which will hopefully complement the efforts of the Government of Tunisia to develop and implement its strategic development plan. This poverty assessment questions the extent to which growth was truly pro-poor in Tunisia and, more importantly, capable of reducing inequalities and increasing inclusion in society. This questioning sheds light on Tunisia’s prospects for a more prosperous society if substantive changes in the socioeconomic model are not introduced. The poverty assessment analysis goes into a post-2010 analysis; expanding as well the analysis of monetary poverty to broader concepts of vulnerability and equal opportunities; and by enriching traditional instruments with more sophisticated tools to measure poverty, analyze poverty dynamics, and simulate the effects of certain policy reforms for the first time in Tunisia.