Analysing and Achieving Pro-Poor Growth

The latest issue of UNDP International Poverty Centre's journal, Poverty in Focus, is fully devoted to the analysis of pro-poor growth and its policy implications and results. The authors spell out and apply different definitions and measures in discussing various policy-related aspects of pro-poor growth.

Featured articles:

• Global Estimates of Pro-Poor Growth, by Hyun H. Son
• Pro-Poor Growth and Gender Inequality: Insights from new research, by Stephan Klasen
• Analysing the Distributional Pattern of Growth, by Andy McKay
• Promoting Pro-Poor Growth: Lessons from country experiences, by Louise Cord
• Integrated Economic Analysis for Pro-Poor Growth, by Susanna Lundström and Per Ronnas
• Employment and Pro-Poor Growth, by Azizur Rahman Khan
• Formalising Informal Firms: What can be done?, by Esther K. Ishengoma and Robert Kappel
• The Policy Origins of Poverty and Growth in India, by Timothy Besley, Robert Burgess and Berta Esteve-Volart
• Growth and Poverty in Asia: Prospects for achieving the MDGs, by John Farrington and Mark Robinson
• Poverty, Inequality and Labour Markets in Sub-Saharan Africa, by Germano Mwabu and Erik Thorbecke
• Pro-Poor Stagnation: The Brazilian paradox, by  Nanak Kakwani, Marcelo Neri and Hyun H. Son
• Ten Commandments of Pro-Poor Growth, by Mwangi S. Kimenyi