Evaluating the effects of housing interventions on multidimensional poverty : the case of TECHO-Argentina

Abstract: The objective of this paper is to evaluate the effect of the NGO TECHO’s emergency housing programme on multidimensional poverty. It employs a quasi-experimental ‘pipeline’ evaluation design and is based on household survey data from 34 informal settlements in Buenos Aires, Argentina. The...

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Autores principales: Mitchell, Ann Elizabeth, Macció, Jimena
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Publicado: Oxford Poverty & Human Development Initiative 2020
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Acceso en línea:https://repositorio.uca.edu.ar/handle/123456789/9387
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topic POBREZA
VIVIENDA
ORGANIZACIONES NO GUBERNAMENTALES
EVALUACION DE IMPACTO
SOCIOLOGIA
spellingShingle POBREZA
VIVIENDA
ORGANIZACIONES NO GUBERNAMENTALES
EVALUACION DE IMPACTO
SOCIOLOGIA
Mitchell, Ann Elizabeth
Macció, Jimena
Evaluating the effects of housing interventions on multidimensional poverty : the case of TECHO-Argentina
topic_facet POBREZA
VIVIENDA
ORGANIZACIONES NO GUBERNAMENTALES
EVALUACION DE IMPACTO
SOCIOLOGIA
description Abstract: The objective of this paper is to evaluate the effect of the NGO TECHO’s emergency housing programme on multidimensional poverty. It employs a quasi-experimental ‘pipeline’ evaluation design and is based on household survey data from 34 informal settlements in Buenos Aires, Argentina. The aim is to demonstrate the additional insights that can be gained from using a multidimensional framework based on the Alkire and Foster (2011) method to evaluate a programme’s impact. The results indicate that the programme reduces both the incidence and the intensity of poverty and causes the multidimensional poverty measure to fall by more than half. The magnitude of the effect is greater for the households that initially were the poorest. Privacy, interpersonal relations and psychological health are the dimensions that contribute the most to explaining the decline in multidimensional deprivation.
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Macció, Jimena
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Macció, Jimena
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title Evaluating the effects of housing interventions on multidimensional poverty : the case of TECHO-Argentina
title_short Evaluating the effects of housing interventions on multidimensional poverty : the case of TECHO-Argentina
title_full Evaluating the effects of housing interventions on multidimensional poverty : the case of TECHO-Argentina
title_fullStr Evaluating the effects of housing interventions on multidimensional poverty : the case of TECHO-Argentina
title_full_unstemmed Evaluating the effects of housing interventions on multidimensional poverty : the case of TECHO-Argentina
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