This result profile talks about how better statistical systems help tailor poverty reduction programs in Latin America and Caribbean. Meaningful and lasting reductions in poverty require a clear understanding of the scope of the challenge something that is impossible without accurate and timely data about populations and living standards. The International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD) has for more than a decade worked with countries in Latin America and the Caribbean to develop or improve the collection and analysis of statistics. These efforts have helped tailor poverty reduction efforts to countries’ needs. At least 20 countries can now correctly estimate poverty data as a result of collaboration with the Bank.
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文件日期
2010/04/28
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文件类型
简介
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报告号
94919
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卷号
1
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Total Volume(s)
1
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发布日期
2015/10/13
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Disclosure Status
Disclosed
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文件名称
Latin America and Caribbean Statistical Systems
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关键词
household survey;Analytical and Advisory Activities;poverty reduction effort;labor market surveys;quality of data;poverty reduction program;reduction in poverty;gross domestic product;national statistical;real time;living standard;poverty datum;life event;core knowledge;employment pattern;school attendance;coping mechanism;Coping Mechanisms;statistical system;technological advancement;Poverty Measurement;employment data;statistical information;data management;social partner;process information;economic crisis;social outcome;target social;public use;evaluation system;
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