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As part of the 'Resilience and Poverty Escapes' project, CPAN is currently working on the 4th edition of the Chronic Poverty Report series, which will analyse the relation between poverty and pro-poor growth.
Photo credit: Harvesting. India. Photo: © World Bank / Curt Carnemark
Read MoreThis research projects aims at identifying the policies and programmes which have improved the livelihoods of chronically poor women and girls and at analysing the trends in donors’ strategies to reduce extreme or chronic poverty among women and girls, as well as their actions. This study is funded by Global Affairs Canada (GAC), Government of Canada.
Read MoreThis study is designed to provide an in-depth review of the evidence on extreme poverty and associated inequalities, and on what reduces them, in order to inform the EU’s reflections on implementing the post 2015 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Photo: Pablo Tosco/Oxfam
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Since 2000, economic growth is increasingly taking place in developing countries. However, growth benefits the poorest people very variably. CPAN’s concern is that it should do so as much as is politically, economically and socially possible. The overarching objective of this project is to provide national policy makers in the 30 developing countries, which account for the great majority of the extremely poor, with the knowledge they need to develop and implement measures that will ensure that the poorest people are included in economic growth.
Photo Credit: Bertakefe, Timor-Leste. UN Photo/Martine Perret.
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