multidimensional poverty

In this talk we provide an overview of research on multidimensional poverty measurement and analysis. We cover the dual cutoff counting approach, its direct antecedents, the global multidimensional poverty index and related research.

In this joint webinar of the Human Development Report Office (HDRO), the Institute for International Economic Policy (IIEP) and OPHI, I present preliminary findings of a current research project, which provides an analysis of interlinkages using the global multidimensional poverty index.

In my talk mpitb: A toolbox for multidimensional poverty indices at the Spanish Stata conference I present features, syntax and use cases of this Stata software package I have been developing lately.

This paper provides an analysis of deprivation interlinkages using the global multidimensional poverty index (MPI). We suggest to distinguish deprivation profiles, bundles, and co-deprivations to illuminate particular aspects of the joint distribution.

This 52st Methodological Note presents the methodology and technical decisions behind the global Multidimensional Poverty Index (MPI) 2022.

In our thematic panel on Measuring poverty, deprivation and wellbeing in advanced economies at the annual conference of the HDCA, I present insights of ongoing research on multidimensional poverty dynamics and the mismatch between monetary and multidimensional poverty measures in European countries.

In this blog entry I explain a recently developed approach to use simulations for multidimensional poverty when even contemporary micro-data are unavailable. In our application we use the global Multidimensional Poverty Index but this approach is applicable and potentially useful for other development indicators as well.

In my talk On track or not? Projecting the global multidimensional poverty index at the VI Congreso Internacional de Estudios del Desarrollo, I present insights of this ongoing research with implications for other development indicators.

This paper presents mpitb a toolbox for multidimensional poverty indices (MPI). The Stata package mpitb comprises several subcommands to facilitate specification, estimation, and analyses of MPIs. The toolbox offers several benefits to researchers, analysts and practitioners working on MPIs.

In this article we share some reflections on using simulation techniques in the analysis of multidimensional poverty.