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Survey-to-survey imputation (S2S) is widely used to estimate poverty when a target survey lacks the consumption or income aggregate needed for direct welfare measurement. This guidance note provides a practical framework...
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This paper explores why small area poverty estimates from models at the household level that only use aggregate data as covariates, exhibit systematic bias. The analysis demonstrates that this bias stems from the model’s...
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This note includes newly developed poverty maps for Panama. In Panama, as in most countries, household surveys are not designed to produce poverty estimates at highly disaggregated territorial levels, such as corregimien...
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Climate change is increasingly acknowledged as a critical issue with far-reaching socioeconomic implications that extend well beyond environmental concerns. Among the most pressing challenges is its impact on global pove...
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Accurate and timely poverty measurement is central to development policy, yet the availability of up-to-date high-quality household survey data remains limited—particularly in countries where poverty is most concentrated...
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This paper summarizes the approach used to estimate monetary poverty for Pakistan in 2019–20 at the district level. The small area estimation method is used to impute welfare from the Household Income and Expenditure Sur...