Documents et rapports
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Nicaragua Jobs Diagnostic : Towards a Jobs and Economic Transformation Strategy (anglais)
The Nicaragua Jobs Diagnostic applies the Bank's standard Jobs Diagnostics tool to explore trends and macro drivers of economic and jobs transformation, labor market outcomes from the supply side, and...
Type de document: Document de travail Numéro du rapport: 138713 Date du document: 7 juin 2019 Mode de publication: Disclosed Auteur: Castro-Leal,Florencia T.,Porras-Mendoza,Janet
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Poverty and inequality in the distribution of public education spending in South Africa (anglais)
The study explores the distribution of all public education resources across socioeconomic, and demographic groups in South Africa. The Benefit Incidence Analysis was the methodology used to measure the...
Type de document: Document de travail départemental Numéro du rapport: 19330 Date du document: 28 février 1999 Auteur: Castro-Leal,Florencia T.
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The World Bank research observer 14 (1) (anglais)
The evolution of poverty and inequality in Indian villages; by Rajshri Jayaraman and Peter Lanjouw. Appraising workfare; by Martin Ravallion. Public social spending in Africa : do the poor benefit?; by...
Type de document: Publication Numéro du rapport: 22910 Date du document: 28 février 1999 Auteur: Jayaraman,Rajshri Marie,Lanjouw,Peter F.,Ravallion,Martin,Castro-Leal,Florencia T.,Dayton,Julia M.,Demery,Lionel,Mehra,Kalpana,Anglesen, Arild,Kaimowitz,David,Easter, K. William,Rosegrant,Mark William,Dinar,Ariel,Messick,Richard E.,Guasch, J. Luis,HAHN, ROBERT W.
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The impact of public health spending on poverty and inequality in South Africa (anglais)
This study reviews the impact of public health spending on poverty, and, inequality, in South Africa, and examines how sector expenditures are distributed across socioeconomic groups, races, and regions...
Type de document: Document de travail départemental Numéro du rapport: 19333 Date du document: 28 février 1999 Auteur: Castro-Leal,Florencia T.
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Public social spending in Africa : do the poor benefit? (anglais)
Education and health care are basic services essential in any effort to combat poverty and are often subsidized with public funds to help achieve that purpose. This paper examines the effectiveness of...
Type de document: Article de revue Numéro du rapport: 76630 Date du document: 1 février 1999 Mode de publication: Disclosed Auteur: Castro-Leal,Florencia T.,Dayton,Julia M.,Demery,Lionel,Mehra,Kalpana
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Who uses basic services in rural El Salvador? (anglais)
The study examines the use of basic services in rural areas of El Salvador, and provides information on regional distribution of disadvantaged groups across the country. Besides an inequality distribution...
Type de document: Document de travail (série numérotée) Numéro du rapport: 19713 Date du document: 31 janvier 1997 Auteur: Castro-Leal,Florencia T.,Mehra,Kalpana
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Who benefits from public education spending in Malawi? Results from the recent education reform (anglais)
Malawi's education system is hampered by problems of poor access, high repetition and dropout rates, poor infrastructure and inequality. To address this situation the new Government of Malawi has made...
Type de document: Publication Numéro du rapport: WDP350 Date du document: 31 décembre 1996 Auteur: Castro-Leal,Florencia T.
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The impact of public health spending on poverty and inequality in South Africa (anglais)
This study reviews the impact of public health spending on poverty, and, inequality, in South Africa, and examines how sector expenditures are distributed across socioeconomic groups, races, and regions...
Type de document: Document de travail (série numérotée) Numéro du rapport: 19710 Date du document: 31 décembre 1996 Auteur: Castro-Leal,Florencia T.
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Poverty and inequality in the distribution of public education spending in South Africa (anglais)
The study explores the distribution of all public education resources across socioeconomic, and demographic groups in South Africa. The Benefit Incidence Analysis was the methodology used to measure the...
Type de document: Document de travail (série numérotée) Numéro du rapport: 19711 Date du document: 31 décembre 1996 Auteur: Castro-Leal,Florencia T.
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Who benefits from public education spending in Malawi? results from the recent education reform (anglais)
Malawi's education system is hampered by problems of poor access, high repetition and dropout rates, poor infrastructure and inequality. To address this situation the new Government of Malawi has made...
Type de document: Document de travail (série numérotée) Numéro du rapport: 19712 Date du document: 30 septembre 1996 Auteur: Castro-Leal,Florencia T.