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author = {Alfred Sallia Fawundu - Principal Coordinator , Gilbert Aho , Djibrina Barry , Stanislaus Nkwain , Alfred Mondjanagni , Sikirou Kolawole Adam , Philip Langley , Fulbert Gero Amoussouga , Thomas Houedete , Laurent Agossa , Ambroise Agbota , Claude Sinzogan , Michel Gutelman , Boukari Idrissou , Geronime Mongbo},
title = { Human Development Report of Benin 1997},
journal = {UNDP (United Nations Development Programme)},
year = {1997},
location = {New York},
URL = {http://www.bj.undp.org/},
abstract = {Benin’s first NHDR discusses the conceptual framework of poverty looking at both human and income poverty. One way poverty is measured is through perception surveys in which rural and urban focus-groups and individuals provided their views on poverty in Benin. Major differences in perceptions of poverty lie between the north and south; the latter attaches much more importance to income and employment, whereas the former contend that lack of food, shelter, health, income, and family are all equally important in assessing poverty conditions. The report concludes that the perceptions of the Beninese population on the fundamental dimensions of poverty vary according to the cultural values of the country’s different regions. }
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AU - Alfred Sallia Fawundu - Principal Coordinator , Gilbert Aho , Djibrina Barry , Stanislaus Nkwain , Alfred Mondjanagni , Sikirou Kolawole Adam , Philip Langley , Fulbert Gero Amoussouga , Thomas Houedete , Laurent Agossa , Ambroise Agbota , Claude Sinzogan , Michel Gutelman , Boukari Idrissou , Geronime Mongbo TI - Human Development Report of Benin 1997 PT - Journal Article DP - 1997 TA - UNDP (United Nations Development Programme) AB - Benin’s first NHDR discusses the conceptual framework of poverty looking at both human and income poverty. One way poverty is measured is through perception surveys in which rural and urban focus-groups and individuals provided their views on poverty in Benin. Major differences in perceptions of poverty lie between the north and south; the latter attaches much more importance to income and employment, whereas the former contend that lack of food, shelter, health, income, and family are all equally important in assessing poverty conditions. The report concludes that the perceptions of the Beninese population on the fundamental dimensions of poverty vary according to the cultural values of the country’s different regions.Download File
%0 Journal Article %A Alfred Sallia Fawundu - Principal Coordinator , Gilbert Aho , Djibrina Barry , Stanislaus Nkwain , Alfred Mondjanagni , Sikirou Kolawole Adam , Philip Langley , Fulbert Gero Amoussouga , Thomas Houedete , Laurent Agossa , Ambroise Agbota , Claude Sinzogan , Michel Gutelman , Boukari Idrissou , Geronime Mongbo %T Human Development Report of Benin 1997 %D 1997 %J UNDP (United Nations Development Programme) %U http://www.bj.undp.org/, %X Benin’s first NHDR discusses the conceptual framework of poverty looking at both human and income poverty. One way poverty is measured is through perception surveys in which rural and urban focus-groups and individuals provided their views on poverty in Benin. Major differences in perceptions of poverty lie between the north and south; the latter attaches much more importance to income and employment, whereas the former contend that lack of food, shelter, health, income, and family are all equally important in assessing poverty conditions. The report concludes that the perceptions of the Beninese population on the fundamental dimensions of poverty vary according to the cultural values of the country’s different regions.Download File
TY - JOUR AU - Alfred Sallia Fawundu - Principal Coordinator , Gilbert Aho , Djibrina Barry , Stanislaus Nkwain , Alfred Mondjanagni , Sikirou Kolawole Adam , Philip Langley , Fulbert Gero Amoussouga , Thomas Houedete , Laurent Agossa , Ambroise Agbota , Claude Sinzogan , Michel Gutelman , Boukari Idrissou , Geronime Mongbo TI - Human Development Report of Benin 1997 PY - 1997 JF - UNDP (United Nations Development Programme) UR - http://www.bj.undp.org/, AB - Benin’s first NHDR discusses the conceptual framework of poverty looking at both human and income poverty. One way poverty is measured is through perception surveys in which rural and urban focus-groups and individuals provided their views on poverty in Benin. Major differences in perceptions of poverty lie between the north and south; the latter attaches much more importance to income and employment, whereas the former contend that lack of food, shelter, health, income, and family are all equally important in assessing poverty conditions. The report concludes that the perceptions of the Beninese population on the fundamental dimensions of poverty vary according to the cultural values of the country’s different regions.Download File
TY - JOUR T1 - Human Development Report of Benin 1997 AU - Alfred Sallia Fawundu - Principal Coordinator , Gilbert Aho , Djibrina Barry , Stanislaus Nkwain , Alfred Mondjanagni , Sikirou Kolawole Adam , Philip Langley , Fulbert Gero Amoussouga , Thomas Houedete , Laurent Agossa , Ambroise Agbota , Claude Sinzogan , Michel Gutelman , Boukari Idrissou , Geronime Mongbo PY - 1997 JF - UNDP (United Nations Development Programme) UR - http://www.bj.undp.org/, AB - Benin’s first NHDR discusses the conceptual framework of poverty looking at both human and income poverty. One way poverty is measured is through perception surveys in which rural and urban focus-groups and individuals provided their views on poverty in Benin. Major differences in perceptions of poverty lie between the north and south; the latter attaches much more importance to income and employment, whereas the former contend that lack of food, shelter, health, income, and family are all equally important in assessing poverty conditions. The report concludes that the perceptions of the Beninese population on the fundamental dimensions of poverty vary according to the cultural values of the country’s different regions.