Marie Michael Library

Title

Monitoring poverty as if gender mattered: a methodology for rural Bangladesh

Author

Kabeer, Naila

Description

Aggregated measures of poverty are insensitive to changes or inequalities among sub-groups of the poor. Empirical material on poverty in rural Bangladesh suggests that women experience poverty differently and unequally to men becoming impoverished through different processes. A key indicator approach may ensure that a gender dimension is built into poverty monitoring exercises.

File No

IDS-DP255

Agency

Institute of Development Studies (IDS)

Date

Feb-89

Subject(s)

Women, Agriculture, Rural Problems, Bangladesh

Pages

47

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