Using multidimensional poverty measures in impact evaluation : Emergency housing and the “declustering” of disadvantage

Abstract: During the past two decades, impact evaluation and multidimensional poverty measurement have gained increasing relevance in development practice and research. The objective of this paper is to propose empirical strategies for using the multidimensional poverty measures proposed by Alkire a...

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Autores principales: Mitchell, Ann Elizabeth, Macció, Jimena Marina
Formato: Artículo
Lenguaje:Inglés
Publicado: Routledge 2021
Materias:
POBREZA
VIVIENDA
EVALUACION DE IMPACTO
SITUACION DE VULNERABILIDAD
VILLAS DE EMERGENCIA
Acceso en línea:https://repositorio.uca.edu.ar/handle/123456789/11454
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Repositorio Institucional de la Universidad Católica Argentina (UCA) de Universidad Católica Argentina
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topic POBREZA
VIVIENDA
EVALUACION DE IMPACTO
SITUACION DE VULNERABILIDAD
VILLAS DE EMERGENCIA
spellingShingle POBREZA
VIVIENDA
EVALUACION DE IMPACTO
SITUACION DE VULNERABILIDAD
VILLAS DE EMERGENCIA
Mitchell, Ann Elizabeth
Macció, Jimena Marina
Using multidimensional poverty measures in impact evaluation : Emergency housing and the “declustering” of disadvantage
topic_facet POBREZA
VIVIENDA
EVALUACION DE IMPACTO
SITUACION DE VULNERABILIDAD
VILLAS DE EMERGENCIA
description Abstract: During the past two decades, impact evaluation and multidimensional poverty measurement have gained increasing relevance in development practice and research. The objective of this paper is to propose empirical strategies for using the multidimensional poverty measures proposed by Alkire and Foster (2011) in impact evaluation. The principal argument for taking this approach is that it provides a means for assessing the effects of social programmes on the simultaneous occurrence or joint frequency of deprivations, what Wolff and de-Shalit (2007) call the “clustering” of disadvantage. These strategies are applied to the evaluation of the NGO TECHO’s emergency housing programme in the informal settlements of Buenos Aires, Argentina. The results show that the programme produces a large reduction in the simultaneous occurrence of disadvantages.
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Macció, Jimena Marina
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Macció, Jimena Marina
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title Using multidimensional poverty measures in impact evaluation : Emergency housing and the “declustering” of disadvantage
title_short Using multidimensional poverty measures in impact evaluation : Emergency housing and the “declustering” of disadvantage
title_full Using multidimensional poverty measures in impact evaluation : Emergency housing and the “declustering” of disadvantage
title_fullStr Using multidimensional poverty measures in impact evaluation : Emergency housing and the “declustering” of disadvantage
title_full_unstemmed Using multidimensional poverty measures in impact evaluation : Emergency housing and the “declustering” of disadvantage
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