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UNIFEM - Reducing Women's Poverty and Exclusion

Since poverty traps women in multiple layers of discrimination and hinders their ability to claim their rights, ending feminized poverty has always been a core UNIFEM priority. Not only do women bear a disproportionate burden of the world's poverty, but in some cases, globalization has widened the gap, with women losing more than their share of jobs, benefits and labour rights. >From tax systems to trade regimes, however, economic policies and institutions still mostly fail to take gender disparities into account. With too few seats at the tables where economic decisions are made, women themselves have little chance of rectifying the deepening of existing inequalities. _________________________________________________________________________________________________

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Poverty and Inequality Monitoring

One of three priority areas of the IPC is to strengthen efforts in developing countries to improve their capacity to benchmark and monitor poverty and inequality.

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Building linkages between policy think tanks and networks from the South and North is a critical component of the work and mandate of IPC.

To promote such contacts, the centre has compiled a working list of institutions with relevant research and programmes dedicated to poverty issues. Links have been divided into the following subcategories:

Research Centres (by country)
Poverty Networks
Information Gateways
Other Sites

All research centres were selected for the breadth of information available on their sites and
the leadership they have shown nationally, regionally, and in the world on promoting policy
solutions for poverty.

IPC realizes there are countless other institutions working on poverty issues and that this list is only a partial representation of related sites. As a result, we will be continually updating links to best reflect the pool of available web resources. If you have suggestions for similar sites, please click here to send us your comments.


Research Centres


ARGENTINA
Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales - FLACSO

IDES - Instituto de Desarrollo Económico Social

BANGLADESH
Bangladesh Institute of Development Studies - BIDS

BOTSWANA
Botswana Institute for Development Policy Analysis - BIDPA

BRAZIL
Instituto de Estudos do Trabalho e Sociedade - IETS

Instituto de Pesquisa Econômica Aplicada - IPEA

Instituto de Estudos, Formação e Assessoria em Políticas Sociais - PÓLIS

CHINA
The China Center for Economic Research - CCER Peking University

COSTA RICA
Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales - FLACSO

ETHIOPIA
The Institute of Development Research - Addis Ababa University

GERMANY
The Center for Development Research - ZEF - Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms University, Bonn

INDIA
Centre for Development Economics - Delhi School of Economics

Gujarat Institute of Development Research

Institute of Development Studies, Jaipur - IDS

KENYA
The African Economic Research Consortium - AERC

The Institute of Policy Analysis and Research - IPAR

KUWAIT
Arab Planning Institute - API

MEXICO
Centro de Investigación y Docencia Económicas - CIDE

El Colegio de México

MOROCCO
Institut National de Sciences Économiques et d'Administration - INSEA

NAMIBIA
Namibian Economic Policy Research Unit - NEPRU

PHILIPPINES
Philippine Institute for Development Studies - PIDS

SLOVAK REPUBLIC
The Center for Economic Development - CED

SOUTH AFRICA
Human Sciences Research Council of South Africa - HSRC

School of Development Studies - University of Natal

SOUTH KOREA
Korea Development Institute

TANZANIA
Research on Poverty Alleviation - REPOA

UGANDA
Development Research and Training

Economic Policy Research Centre - Makerere University

UNITED KINGDOM
The Institute of Development Studies - University of Sussex

International Development Centre - Queen Elizabeth House - Oxford University

The Overseas Development Institute - ODI

UNITED STATES
The Center for Global Development - CGDEV

Center for International Development - Harvard University

Institute for Social and Economic Research and Policy - Columbia University

UZBEKISTAN
Center for Economic Research - CER

VIETNAM
Vietnam Economic Research Network - The Institute of Economics


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Poverty Networks


ALDU
African Local Development Union

Chronic Poverty Center

CLACSO
Consejo Latinoamericano de Ciencias Sociales

CODESRIA
Council for the Development of Social Science Research in Africa

CROP
Comparative Research Programme on Poverty

EURODAD
European Network on Debt and Development

ERF
Economic Research Forum

India Development Information Network

Indian NGOs

Red Social - Social Network

SARPN
South African Regional Poverty Network

SEAPREN
Southern and Eastern Africa Policy Research Network

Third World Network

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Information Gateways


Eldis
Poverty Resource Guide

GDN
Global Development Network

id21
Development gateway for UK research

NIP
Network on Inequality and Poverty

ICEG
The International Center for Economic Growth

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Other Sites
(Multilaterals, Government Agencies, NGOs)


Asian Development Bank
Millennium Development Goals

Asian Development Bank
Poverty Reduction Unit

ECLAC-CEPAL
Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean

IDRC
International Development Research Centre

ILO
The International Labour Organization

LSMS
Living Standards Measurement Study

Oxfam International

UN Millennium Project

WIDER
The World Institute for Development Economics Research - United Nations University

World Bank
Attacking Poverty Program

World Bank
PovertyNet





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