References, background document

Workshop on the Impacts of Poverty Maps:
Past Experiences and New Applications, Brussels Workshop, May 21st, 2003

Reference to background Material

(1) Henninger, N. and M. Snel. 2001. “Where are the poor? Experiences with the development and use of poverty maps.” World Resources Institute and UNEP/GRID-Arendal. Available at http://population.wri.org/ and www.povertymap.net.

(2) Snel and Henninger, 2002. “Review of the development and use of poverty maps: 14 Case Study Notes.” World Resources Institute and UNEP/GRID-Arendal. Available at http://population.wri.org/ and www.povertymap.net.

(3) Swinkels, R. 2003. Personal communication, April.

(4) Socialist Republic of Vietnam, 2002. “The Comprehensive Poverty Reduction and Growth Strategy (CPRGS) ”. Hanoi, May 21, 2002.

(5) Morales, J. 2003. Personal communication. April.

(6)Opportunidas website. Available at http://www.oportunidades.gob.mx/htmls/funciones.html.

(7) Larrea, C. 2003. “Applications and prospects of socio-economic maps in Ecuador: Recent developments and perspectives”. Draft notes, May.

(8) Benson, T. 2002. “The poverty targeting efficiency of public works programs: An application of poverty mapping in Malawi”, International Food Policy Research Institute, Washington DC, December 2002.

(9) Benson, T. 2003. “Applications of poverty mapping to World Food Programme activities in Malawi: Assessing the poverty targeting efficiency of a public works program and vulnerability to food insecurity”, International Food Policy Research Institute, Washington DC, January 2003.

(10) FAO/CGIAR/UNEP poverty mapping project, 2003. Case study on “Mapping and analysis of poverty and food insecurity in Bangladesh”. Available at http://www.povertymap.net/casestudies_malawi.htm.

(11) Sik, B., 2003. Personal communication, April.

(12) Ramachandran, M., 2003. Personal communication, April.

(13) Friends of the Earth, 2001. Webpage on “Pollution and Poverty: England and Wales map of polluters and poverty.”. Available at http://www.foe.co.uk/campaigns/industry_and_pollution/factorywatch/pollution_and_poverty/index.html.

(14) DFID. 2002. “Measuring, monitoring, and evaluating health system performance to achieve pro-poor health outcomes”, third draft. Available at http://www.dfid.gov.uk/Contracts/files/ojec_4410_pcn.htm.

(15) Global Programme on Evidence for Health Policy, 2001. Presentation on “Mapping Poverty: Predicting Income at the subnational level”. UNEP RONA, Washington, 26-27 April 2001.

(16)Thornton, P., R. Kruska, N. Henninger, P. Kristjanson, R. Reid, F. Atieno, A. Odero, and T. Ndegwa. 2002. “Mapping poverty and livestock in the developing world.” International Livestock Research Institute available at http://www.cgiar.org/ilri/InfoServ/Webpub/fulldocs/mappingPLDW/index.htm.

(17) Johnson, N. and J. Klass. 1999. “Bean Adoption-Honduras”, in CIAT, “Annual Report 1999”, “Linking small farmers with growth markets to build sustainable livelihoods in rural areas.” Available at: http://www.ciat.org/impact/ianual99/ianual99c2.htm.

(18) FAO/CGIAR/UNEP Poverty mapping project, 2003. Case study on “Mapping and beyond – improving welfare policy design and targeting through spatial analysis of poverty and vulnerability: a study of Malawi”. International Food Policy Research Institute. Available at http://www.povertymap.net/casestudies_malawi.htm.

(19) FAO/CGIAR/UNEP Poverty mapping project, 2003. Case study on “Livelihoods and Information Mapping in Kenya”. ILRI and FIVIMS Secretariat/FAO. Available at http://www.povertymap.net/casestudies_malawi.htm.

(20) Dasgupta, S., U. Deichmann, C. Meisner, and D. Wheeler. 2003. “The poverty/environment nexus in Cambodia and Lao People’s Democratic Republic.” The World Bank, Policy Research Working Paper 2960, January 2003. Available http://www-wds.worldbank.org/servlet/WDS_IBank_Servlet?pcont=details &eid=000094946_03020404041018.

(21) UNEP and WCMS, 2001. Webpage on “Forest and poverty mapping in South Asia. ” Revision date January 8, 200. Available at http://www.wcmc.org.uk/forest/poverty/conclusions.htm.

(22) Comolet, A. and J. Dushimumuremyi. 2003. Presentation on “Poverty environment mapping in Rwanda”. Abstract submitted to the “The impact of poverty maps: Past experiences and new directions” FAO/CGIAR/UNEP workshop, Brussels, May 2003.

(23) Ejigu, M. 2003. “Poverty Mapping as a Tool for Environmental Policy – The case of IGAD countries”. Partnership for African Environmental Sustainability. Abstract submitted to the “The impact of poverty maps: Past experiences and new directions ”, FAO/CGIAR/UNEP workshop, Brussels, May 2003.

(24) Demombynes, G. and B. Özler. 2002. “Crime and local Inequality in South Africa.” The World Bank, Policy Research Working Paper 2925, November 2002. Available http://www-wds.worldbank.org/servlet/WDS_IBank_Servlet?pcont=details &eid=000094946_02120504013794.

(25) Goodhand, J. 2001. “Violent conflict, poverty and chronic poverty.” Chronic Poverty Research Centre (CPRC) Working paper 6, May 2001, CPRC. Available at http://www.chronicpoverty.org/cp6.htm.

(26) Verstegen, S. 2001. “Poverty and Conflict: An entitlement perspective” Conflict Prevention Network (CPN), Brussels, September, 2001.

(27) Jincharadze, Zurab. 2003. Presentation on “Poverty mapping: Mapping Post-Conflict Conditions in Central Balkans”. Abstract submitted to the “The impact of poverty maps: Past experiences and new directions”, FAO/CGIAR/UNEP workshop, Brussels, May 2003.

(28) NSO,2002. “An atlas of social statistics” National Statistical Office of Malawi, Zomba, Malawi. Available at: http://www.nso.malawi.net/data_on_line/general /Atlas/chapter_contents.html.