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Rwanda Poverty Assessment

SANITATION PER CAPITA CONSUMPTION POVERTY POVERTY RISKS CONSUMPTION EXPENDITURES HOUSEHOLD SIZE HOUSEHOLD SURVEY AGRICULTURAL GROWTH POVERTY LINE POOR RURAL HOUSEHOLD LANDHOLDINGS ECONOMIC GROWTH LACK OF EDUCATION POVERTY LEVELS POVERTY REDUCTION STRATEGIES FOOD CONSUMPTION INCOME POVERTY RATES AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION EQUITABLE ACCESS EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES NATIONAL POVERTY LINE AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT COUNTERFACTUAL NUTRITION OUTCOMES HEALTH INSURANCE POLITICAL ECONOMY DEATH FOOD POLICY RURAL INCOMES NATIONAL POVERTY POOR PEOPLE EXTREME POVERTY LINE DISTRIBUTIONAL EFFECTS INEQUALITY REDUCTION POVERTY REDUCTION STRATEGY PAPER FARM INCOME LIVESTOCK INCOME SOCIAL PROGRAMS RURAL POPULATION RURAL POOR ASSET HOLDINGS CONFLICT FEMALE- HEADED HOUSEHOLDS ROSCAS MEASURES AGRICULTURAL OUTPUT RURAL SECTORS POVERTY MEASURES HOUSEHOLD DEMOGRAPHICS POVERTY REDUCTION AGRICULTURAL WAGE RURAL PROVINCES NONFARM INCOME SAVINGS CROP PRODUCTION INCIDENCE ANALYSIS RURAL HOUSEHOLD LAND – SIZE FOOD BASKET RURAL HOUSEHOLDS POOR HOUSEHOLD FOOD POVERTY LINE HOUSEHOLD HEAD POVERTY GAP POVERTY REDUCING INCOME GROWTH POOR DISTRICTS EXTREMELY POOR HOUSEHOLDS FARM EMPLOYMENT POOR CHILDREN TRANSFERS INTERNATIONAL POVERTY LINE HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION POOR RURAL HOUSEHOLDS FARM ACTIVITY HOUSEHOLD INCOME POVERTY STATUS POVERTY MAPS CHRONIC POVERTY HOUSEHOLD SURVEYS LAND OWNERSHIP FARM WORKERS INADEQUATE FOOD INCOME RISK CALORIE INTAKE FARMERS FAMINE POVERTY MAP FARM SECTOR FARM SELF- EMPLOYMENT FOOD AID POVERTY PROFILE HOUSEHOLD HEADS NUTRITIONAL STATUS POVERTY LINES AGRICULTURAL CHANGE HUMAN CAPITAL FARMLAND RURAL COMMUNITIES FOOD SECURITY POVERTY INDEX CHRONIC MALNUTRITION HOUSEHOLD FOOD SECURITY FEMALE-HEADED HOUSEHOLDS FOOD POVERTY HIGHER INEQUALITY LAND QUALITY RURAL AREA INCOME-GENERATING ACTIVITIES FARM ACTIVITIES RURAL INFRASTRUCTURE ABSOLUTE POVERTY POVERTY REDUCTION STRATEGY MALNUTRITION RURAL RURAL WORKERS CHILD NUTRITION FARM WORK NUTRITION LAND SIZE PUBLIC WORKS HOUSEHOLD BUDGET POVERTY TARGET PRIVATE TRANSFERS AGRICULTURAL INPUTS CHILD MORTALITY INSURANCE AGRICULTURAL YIELDS FOOD INSECURITY TARGETING POVERTY INDICATORS AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS HIGH INEQUALITY CONSUMPTION SMOOTHING FEMALE -HEADED HOUSEHOLDS HUMAN DEVELOPMENT INDEX FOOD INTAKE CORRELATES OF POVERTY DRINKING WATER WAR EXTREME POVERTY IRRIGATION SOCIAL PROTECTIONS FARM SELF-EMPLOYMENT ACCESS TO SERVICES RURAL AREAS POVERTY FARM SELF -EMPLOYMENT CLEAN WATER AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE INCIDENCE OF POVERTY HOUSEHOLD CONSUMPTION FOOD AVAILABILITY AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIVITY POVERTY DYNAMICS EXTREME POOR HOUSEHOLDS HOUSEHOLD WELFARE POOR POVERTY ASSESSMENT HOUSEHOLD INCOME DIVERSIFICATION PUBLIC SPENDING RURAL DEVELOPMENT REMOTE AREAS FARM-GATE HOUSEHOLD LIVING STANDARDS HUMAN DEVELOPMENT INEQUALITY POOR HOUSEHOLDS
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World Bank, Washington, DC
Africa | Rwanda
2015-11-16T23:08:08Z | 2015-11-16T23:08:08Z | 2015-04

The last poverty assessment for Rwanda was conducted in 1997. Three years after the genocide, the country was characterized by deep and widespread poverty, rock-bottom health indicators, and pervasive hunger and food insecurity. In real terms, gross domestic product (GDP) per capita was lower than it had been in 1960. In real terms, the economy quadrupled between 1995 and 2013. Enrolment in primary school is near universal and infant and child mortality are among the lowest in Africa. A large part of the population, including the extreme poor, is covered by public health insurance. This poverty assessment focuses on the evolution of poverty and other social indicators over the past decade (2000-1 and 2010-11). Using data from a variety of sources, mainly the three household living standards surveys (EICV) and the three demographic and health surveys (DHS) conducted during the past decade, the poverty assessment documents trends in monetary and non-monetary dimensions of living standards and examines the drivers of observed trends. The aim of the poverty assessment is to provide policy makers and development partners with information and analysis that can be used to improve the effectiveness of their poverty reduction and social programs.

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