IDENTIFICATIONS AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS |
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Belize poverty assessment study |
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Derek Gordon Databank, Sir Arthur Lewis Institute of Social and Economic Studies, UWI, Jamaica |
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One |
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Caribbean Development Bank |
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1999 |
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Kairi Consultants, Trinidad |
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Government of Belize |
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Caribbean Development Bank |
ANALYSIS CONDITIONS |
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The poverty assessment study in Belize, conducted in 1994, consisted of two aspects, the national Survey of Living Conditions and a series of Community Level Situational Analyses (CLSAs). The national survey aimed primarily at (i) developing poverty lines, (ii) providing national estimates of poverty, and (iii) providing demographic and socio-economic data especially with respect to the poor. The Community Level Situational Analyses (CLSAs), through surveys of ten communities and through qualitative research, sought to obtain information that would assist in the development of programmes at the community level that would facilitate the eradication or reduction of poverty. In each community 30 households were randomly selected. |
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The survey obtained household and individual data on consumption, health, education, nutrition, housing, and demographic characteristics. |
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Survey |
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Cross-sectional in 1995 |
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All persons living in Belize but not living in institutions |
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Stratified random sample |
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The sample included 895 households and 4314 individuals. |
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1995 |
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Interviewing using pretested questionnaire |
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Repeat visits to household |
ACCESSIBILITY |
A copy of the User Undertaking Form must be signed before data may be accessed. |
PUBLICATIONS |
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