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Thoughts on Poverty

Developing a Principle-Based Framework for Evaluating Comprehensive Poverty Solutions Across Contexts

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Pages 330-355 | Published online: 07 Jul 2015
 

Abstract

Indicator development literature is reviewed to clarify if a comprehensive framework or set of frameworks exists that can be used to measure poverty solutions across contexts and to identify the conceptual principles that have guided their development. A need for an integrative framework that adopts a tiered approach is warranted. Four guiding principles proposed as key components of a sound framework include capabilities, social inclusion, meaningfulness to those in poverty, and sustainability. Twelve domains are defined and compatible with the guiding principles. Finally, a process for developing a comprehensive, principle based indicator framework of poverty solutions is outlined.

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