MULTIDIMENSIONAL POVERTY IN BAJHANG DISTRICT OF NEPAL
Bijaya G. C. D.; Cheng, S. K.; Bhandari, J.; Liu, X. J.; Xu, Z. R.
2015
关键词Multidimensional poverty Alkire and Foster poverty cut off Bajhang
英文摘要Multidimensional poverty is currently at the heart of many theoretical, empirical and institutional debates. South Asia has the world's highest levels of poverty where 49% of people are multidimensionally poor. Poor and vulnerable households are predominantly in rural and mountainous areas of Nepal. This is a case study conducted in Bajhang district of Nepal, where we have selected five Village Development Committees to conduct our research. Well-structured questionnaires were entertained as face to face interview. This paper applies Alkire-Foster Methodology 2011 for measuring the multidimensional poverty. At poverty cut off, k=3, it was found that 49.7% of people are multidimensionally poor. Dimension wise breakdown shows that cooking fuel, flooring, nutrition, electricity, child mortality and schooling have major contributors among overall multidimensional poverty. This research is important for policy makers to provide much clearer guidance for anti-poverty policy on the basis of different dimensions, climatic zones, areas and demographic distributions.
出处Pakistan Journal of Agricultural Sciences
52
4
1131-1137
语种英语
ISSN号0552-9034
内容类型SCI/SSCI论文
源URL[http://ir.igsnrr.ac.cn/handle/311030/43467]  
专题地理科学与资源研究所_历年回溯文献
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Bijaya G. C. D.,Cheng, S. K.,Bhandari, J.,et al. MULTIDIMENSIONAL POVERTY IN BAJHANG DISTRICT OF NEPAL. 2015.
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