Multidimensional poverty in Afghanistan: policy-oriented report using the 2020 Afghanistan income expenditure and labour force survey

This report, focusing on Afghanistan using 2020 data, moves away from standard income poverty assess­ments and explores multidimensional poverty in this IsDB Member Country. It brings to light multidimensional poverty as experienced at the national and subnational levels, providing a basis by which...

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Other Authors: Islamic Development Bank Institute (IsDBI)
Format: Report
Language:English
Published: Islamic Development Bank Institute (IsDBI), and Oxford Poverty and Human Development Initiative (OPHI) 2022
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description This report, focusing on Afghanistan using 2020 data, moves away from standard income poverty assess­ments and explores multidimensional poverty in this IsDB Member Country. It brings to light multidimensional poverty as experienced at the national and subnational levels, providing a basis by which IsDB country programmes and government policies can be crafted. The report is action-oriented with a focus on relevant policy insights. It highlights the nuanc­es of Afghanistan’s multidimensional poverty situation through a systematic analytical framework, bringing out, for example, variations across sub-regions, between ur­ban and rural populations, and across age groups.
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title Multidimensional poverty in Afghanistan: policy-oriented report using the 2020 Afghanistan income expenditure and labour force survey
title_full Multidimensional poverty in Afghanistan: policy-oriented report using the 2020 Afghanistan income expenditure and labour force survey
title_fullStr Multidimensional poverty in Afghanistan: policy-oriented report using the 2020 Afghanistan income expenditure and labour force survey
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title_short Multidimensional poverty in Afghanistan: policy-oriented report using the 2020 Afghanistan income expenditure and labour force survey
title_sort multidimensional poverty in afghanistan policy oriented report using the 2020 afghanistan income expenditure and labour force survey