Can Community-based Targeting Effectively Select Poorer Beneficiaries for a Large-scale Program? : Insights from the LASED Project

Teman,Alana Hinda

Can Community-based Targeting Effectively Select Poorer Beneficiaries for a Large-scale Program? : Insights from the LASED Project (Anglais)

Résumé

An analysis of the Land Allocation for Social and Economic Development Project (LASED) in Cambodia suggests that the project was highly successful in identifying "poor" beneficiaries. In this brief we look into the community-based targeting mechanism ... Voir la suite

Auteur Teman, Alana Hinda;
Date du document 2019/06/01 02:42:05
Type de document Document de travail;
Numéro du rapport 138495
Volume 1
Total Volume(s) 1
Pays Asie de l'Est et Pacifique;
Région Asie de l'Est et Pacifique;
Date de publication 2019/06/27 14:40:03
Disclosure Status Disclosed
Titre du rapport Can Community-based Targeting Effectively Select Poorer Beneficiaries for a Large-scale Program? : Insights from the LASED Project
Mots clé
recipient household; poor household; small plots of land; national poverty line; land plot; local knowledge; world development indicator; difference in poverty; social ... Voir la suite
Langue Anglais
Thèmes Réduction de la pauvreté; Condition féminine; Agriculture; Travail et protection sociale;
Sous-thèmes Inégalités; La femme et le développement; Élevage et zootechnie; Marchés du travail; Protection et assistance sociales;
Unité propriétaire EAP Chief Economist Unit (EAPCE)
Series Name East Asia and Pacific gender policy brief ; no. 6
Version Type Revised

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