Poverty and Economic Mobility in the Kyrgyz Republic : Some Insights from the Life in Kyrgyzstan Survey

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作者：

World Bank Group

来源地址：

http://hdl.handle.net/10986/22967

关键词：

LIVING STANDARDS;  POVERTY THRESHOLD;  JOBS;  EMPLOYMENT;  HOUSEHOLD SURVEY;  HOUSEHOLD SIZE;  EMPLOYMENT RATE;  POVERTY LINE;  ECONOMIC GROWTH;  OLD AGE;  SKILLED WORKERS;  PREVIOUS SECTION;  INCOME;  PRIVATE TRANSFER;  POVERTY RATES;  SERVICE SECTOR;  NATIONAL POVERTY LINE;  TOTAL POVERTY;  JOB TENURE;  LABOR FORCE;  SERVICES;  PUBLIC SERVICES;  URBAN REGIONS;  JOB;  HOUSEHOLD ENTERPRISES;  NATIONAL POVERTY;  POOR PEOPLE;  PROJECT;  POORER HOUSEHOLDS;  EMPLOYMENT RATES;  NATIONAL POVERTY RATE;  CITIES;  MEASURES;  DRIVERS;  REGION;  POVERTY REDUCTION;  LABOR MARKET;  RURAL HOUSEHOLDS;  EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT;  ECONOMIC MOBILITY;  POOR FAMILIES;  HOUSEHOLD HEAD;  WORKER;  MOBILITY;  EXTREMELY POOR HOUSEHOLDS;  POVERTY PERSISTENCE;  UNEMPLOYED;  TRANSFERS;  MARKETS;  POVERTY STATUS;  CHRONIC POVERTY;  CONSUMPTION EXPENDITURE;  SOCIAL PROTECTION;  LABOR;  WELFARE DISTRIBUTION;  GEOGRAPHICAL REGION;  POVERTY LINES;  CONSUMPTION;  POVERTY ERADICATION;  PRIVATE SERVICE;  WORKERS;  PRODUCTION WORKERS;  DESCRIPTION;  GENDER;  CLERKS;  OCCUPATIONS;  AGE GROUPS;  OCCUPATION;  RURAL POVERTY RATES;  PRIVATE SERVICES;  RURAL POVERTY;  URBAN AREAS;  HOUSEHOLD;  ABSOLUTE POVERTY;  AGRICULTURAL SECTOR;  LABOR MARKET CHARACTERISTICS;  LABOR MARKET OUTCOMES;  RURAL;  MARKET;  RURAL REGIONS;  TARGETING;  REGIONS;  EXTREME POVERTY;  HOUSEHOLDS;  ACCESS TO SERVICES;  SKILLED OCCUPATIONS;  POVERTY;  RURAL AREAS;  EMPLOYEE;  POVERTY DYNAMICS;  UNSKILLED WORKER;  HOUSEHOLD WELFARE;  POVERTY RATE;  UNSKILLED WORKERS;  COMMUNITY;  POOR;  FAMILIES WITH CHILDREN;  WELFARE MEASURE;  POVERTY IMPACT;  FEMALE;  SERVICE;  WAGE EMPLOYMENT;  LABOR MIGRATION;  POVERTY ANALYSIS;  EMPLOYEES;  POOR HOUSEHOLDS;  Report; 

年份：

2015

出版地：

Washington,USA

语种：

English

摘要：

This report focuses on the economic mobility of individuals (and corresponding households) belonging to the bottom 40 percent of the Kyrgyz population. This is indeed the target population chosen by the World Bank Group for the achievement of its second and twin goal of shared prosperity (the first one remaining poverty reduction). Moreover, in the specific case of the Kyrgyz Republic total poverty rates in the period under analysis ranged between 34 and 37 percent, thus making the poverty and bottom 40 percent pools almost identical. For each selected transition group, the report depicts a detailed profile of corresponding main socio-economic characteristics. Four transition groups were in particular identified: (i) those who were found to be stuck in the bottom 40 percent in both 2010 and 2011; (ii) those who managed to move up from the bottom 40 percent in 2011; (iii) those who entered the bottom 40 percent in 2011, and (iv) those who managed to stay in the top 60 percent in both years under analysis. The evidence shows a few significant differences among these four groups in terms of both households’ invariant and individual characteristics.