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no DOI — not checkedAsset accumulation or social protection? Asset-based approaches to poverty reduction in a globalized context
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no DOI — not checkedTh e capacity to aspire: Culture and the terms of recognition
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no DOI — not checkedWhat contribution can we make? Edited by D. Carney. London: Department for International Development
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no DOI — not checkedBuilding Assets for Sustainable Recovery and Food Security
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no DOI — not checkedWorld Bank and Palgrave (forthcoming)
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no DOI — not checkedConceptual Frameworks and Methodological Challenges
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no DOI — not checkedAsset Accumulation by the Middle Class and the Poor: Economic Considerations and the Latin American Experience
no DOI — not checkedSession 1: Lessons from Research: Longitudinal Asset Accumulation and Poverty Reduction 9.30-11.00 Chair Steven Solnick, Resident Representative, Ford Foundation
no DOI — not checkedTh e Stages-of-Progress Methodology, Assets, and Longitudinal Trends: Results from Five-Year Study in 236 Communities of Five Countries Deepa Narayan, Senior Adviser
no DOI — not checkedAsset-based Approaches to Poverty Reduction in Bangladesh, and BRAC's Ultrapoor Programme Sarah Cook, Fellow, Institute of Development Studies, Sussex, Addressing Vulnerability through Assets and Social Protection: Insights from the Ford Foundation's Program of Social Lilianne Fan
no DOI — not checkedDirector of Economic Development, Ford Foundation, Strategies to Build Financial Assets for Low-income Families: Lessons from the Ford Foundation's Experience Pilar Ramirez, Founding President of FIE S.A. -Bolivia, Empowering Women Th rough Microfi nance: Achievements and Limitations Vijay Mahajan
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no DOI — not checkedContesting Rights: Citizenship, Power and Assets Mariclare Acosta, Director, Department for the Promotion of Good Governance, Organization of American States, Identity Rights, Civil Registration and Asset Accumulation Andres Solimano, Regional Advisor, CEPAL, Chile, Asset Accumulation by the Middle Class and the Poor: Economic Considerations and the
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no DOI — not checkedGlobal Economy and Development, Brookings Institution Johannes Linn, Wolfensohn Initiative Executive Director, Brookings Institution Allyn Moushey, Advisor, Poverty Analysis and Social Safety Nets, USAID Mario Sanchez, Education Specialist, Inter-American Development Bank In terms of operational practice, BASIS recommends programs that reduce long-term poverty eff ectively "through some combination of helping households to accumulate assets, providing access to institutions that increase the returns on those assets and minimizing the impact that shocks can have on a family's asset holding" (Hoddinott et al 2005). In addition, asset-based evaluations have assisted policy makers working on such issues as: building assets for sustainable recovery and food security in Ethiopia
no DOI — not checkedas the stock of wealth in a household) and income (the fl ows of resources associated with consumption of goods and series and standard of living). He argued that welfare policy had been constructed mainly in terms of income
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no DOI — not checkedFunctions for community organizations providing fi nancial education are linked to this, setting IDA balance targets and matching contributions. Recent evaluations show that participants can save successfully in structured accounts. Th is has been instrumental in moving forward federal IDA legislation. At the same time, there is no evidence that IDAs raise the net worth (assets minus debts) of savers
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