BORA CMI: Monitoring and evaluating Mozambique's poverty reduction strategy PARPA 2006-2008. A synopsis of three qualitative studies on rural and urban poverty

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Title:	Monitoring and evaluating Mozambique's poverty reduction strategy PARPA 2006-2008. A synopsis of three qualitative studies on rural and urban poverty
Authors:	Tvedten, Inge Paulo, Margarida Rosário, Carmeliza
Keywords:	Mozambique Poverty
Issue Date:	2009
Publisher:	Chr. Michelsen Institute
Series/Report no.:	CMI Report R 2009: 5
Abstract:	The first three in a series of six qualitative and participatory studies on poverty and well-being in Mozambique have revealed that there are positive developments in terms of the macro-economic context and in the social sectors of education and health. However, the continued dearth of employment and income in rural as well as urban areas makes it difficult to transform these advances into real poverty reduction. There are also worrying signs of local processes of social marginalisation and exclusion, following from the increasing commodification of social relationships. To achieve the goals of the PARPA, particular efforts will have to be made by the government and donors to reach the very poorest.
URI:	http://hdl.handle.net/10202/441
ISBN:	978-82-8062-340-9
ISSN:	1890-503X
Appears in Collections:	CMI Collection (Reports, Working Papers, Articles etc.)

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