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Presentations from the 2016 MPPN Meeting

Publicado el: November 10th, 2016 Por MPPN

Participants from more than 30 countries and international agencies gathered at the 4th Annual Meeting of the Multidimensional Poverty Peer Network (MPPN) on the 8 and 9 of November, 2016, in Acapulco, Mexico. This conference was an opportunity for sharing experiences on multidimensional poverty measurement among a growing network of countries and experts from around the world.

 

Keynote Speeches

World Bank Luis-Felipe López-Calva, Co-Director of World Development Report 2017
Capabilities, Multidimensionality, and the Monitoring of Global Poverty
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Germany
Heike Kuhn, Head of Unit, 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, BMZ, Germany Keynote Speech
UNICEF Martin Evans, Senior Advisor, Poverty Keynote Speech

 

Pre-Conference Workshop “Fundamentals of Mexico Multidimensional Poverty Measurement”

Mexico National Council for the Evaluation of Social Development Policy (CONEVAL) Ricardo Aparicio Jiménez – Deputy Director General of Poverty Analysis, CONEVAL
Enrique Minor Campa – Director of Measurement and Monitoring Poverty Indicators, CONEVAL
Luz María Uribe Vargas – Director of Norms and Poverty Measurement Methodology, CONEVAL
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Inaugural Session and Opening Remarks

Mexico and OPHI MPPN Organizers Hector Astudillo – Governor of the State of Guerrero
Gonzalo Hernández Licona – Executive Secretary of CONEVAL
Sabina Alkire – Director, Oxford Poverty and Human Development Initiative (OPHI), University of Oxford, Secretariat of MPPN
Luis Enrique Miranda Nava, Mexican Minister for Social Development
OPHI Sabina Alkire, Director, Oxford Poverty and Human Development Initiative Introduction and Overview of the MPPN Meeting pdf-icon-transparent-background2

 

Sharing of Practice on Multidimensional Measurement

Colombia Tatyana Orozco de la Cruz, Director of the Department for Social Prosperity, Colombia  El IPM como Instrumento para la Construcción de la Paz  pdf-icon-transparent-background2
China Ou Qingping, Vice-Minister, State Council Leading Group Office for Poverty Alleviation and Development
Ecuador Roberto Castillo, Technical Coordinator of Innovation in Metrics and Analysis of Information, National Institute of Statistics and Census pdf-icon-transparent-background2
South Africa Bathabile Olive Dlamini, Minister of Social Development Intervention pdf-icon-transparent-background2
Chile Heidi Berner Herrera, Deputy Secretary of Social Evaluation, Minister of Social Development Ampliando la Mirada sobre la Pobreza y la Desigualdad en Chile pdf-icon-transparent-background2

 

Round-Table Discussion “Results Multidimensional Poverty Measurement in Mexico: National Strategy for Inclusion”

Mexico Moderator: Gonzalo Hernandez Licona, Executive Director, CONEVAL Vice-ministers from the Federal Government of Mexico

 

Sharing of Practice on Multidimensional Measurement, Part 2

Seychelles
Marie-Josee Bonne, Special Adviser on Social Development, Ministry of Social Affairs, Community Development and Sports Republic of Seychelles: The Route towards Developing our National MPI pdf-icon-transparent-background2
Costa Rica Ana Monge Campos, Technical Commissioner, Presidential Social Council El IPM en Costa Rica pdf-icon-transparent-background2
Paraguay Lyliana Gayoso de Ervin, General Director of Analysis of Public Policies, Technical Secretary of Planning of Economic and Social Development Multidimensional Poverty Index for Paraguay pdf-icon-transparent-background2
Morocco Mrs. Fouzia Daoudim, High Commission of Planning The Moroccan Experience pdf-icon-transparent-background2
Peru Nancy Hidalgo Calle, Technical Director of Demography and Social Indicators, National Institute of Statistics and Informatics
Perú: Pobreza Multidimensional Avances en su Medición
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Tunisia
Lofti Fradi, President of the Committee of Global Balances and Statistics, Ministry of Development, Investment and International Cooperation

 

Sharing of Practice on Multidimensional Measurement, Part 3

Argentina
Maria Eugenia Perez Ponsa, Member, National Council for the Coordination of Social Policies
Argentina: Hacia la Construcción de la Medición de la Pobreza Multidimensional
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Chad Tiro Raoul Mbaïogoum, Head of the Department of Social Statistics, National Institute of Statistics, Economic and Demographic Studies
Cape Verde Celso Herminio Soares Ribeiro, Vice-Chair, National Institute of Statistics
Cuba Susset Rosales Vázquez, Researcher, National Institute of Economic Research of the Ministry of Economy and Planning
Indice de Pobreza Multidimensional. Primeros Acercamientos a la Medición en Cuba
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Dominican Republic Edwin Gomez, Economist, Department of Analysis of Economic Information, SIUBEN
Egypt
Mohair Metwaly Ahmed, Senior Statistician, CAPMAS Using HIECS for Impact Evaluation and Targeting Tools pdf-icon-transparent-background2
Honduras Miguel Zuñiga, Subsecretary, Program Vida Mejor
Côte d’Ivoire Nguessan Gabriel Doffou, Director of the Statistical Office, Ministry of Planning and Development
Jamaica Christopher O’Connor, Policy Analyst, Planning Institute
Panama Michelle Muschett, Vice-Minister, Ministry of Social Development Medición Multidimensional de la Pobreza en Panamá pdf-icon-transparent-background2
St. Lucia Edwin St. Catherine, Director of Statistics, Central Statistics Office, Ministry of Finance, Economic Affairs and Social Security Multidimensional Poverty Index: St. Lucia 2015 pdf-icon-transparent-background2
Uganda Ben Paul Mungyereza, Executive Director, Bureau of Statistics

 

Side Event on Cooperation for Development: “Multidimensional Poverty Methodologies for Effective International Development Cooperation Policies that Ensure No One is Left Behind”, AMEXCID and GIZ

 

Sharing Experiences and Case Studies

OPHI Gisela Robles Aguilar, Research Officer The Global Multidimensional Poverty Index (MPI) and the SDGs pdf-icon-transparent-background2
China Zuo Changsheng, Director General, International Poverty Reduction Centre, China Poverty Registration and Precisely Targeted Multidimensional Poverty Alleviation in China pdf-icon-transparent-background2
South Africa Pali Lehohla, Director General of Statistics South Africa Making MPI Work pdf-icon-transparent-background2
UN-ESCWA Khalid Abu-Ismail, Chief of the Economic Development and Poverty Section Multidimensional Poverty in Arab Countries: National and Regional Initiatives pdf-icon-transparent-background2
Costa Rica Jose Aguilar Berrocal, Executive Director, Horizonte Positivo Innovaciones con IPM en Alianza Público Privada pdf-icon-transparent-background2
Colombia
Tatyana Orozco de la Cruz, General Director, Department of Social Prosperity
El IPM como Instrumento para el Fortalecimiento de la Política Pública
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Final Communiqué pdf-icon-transparent-background2

Coneval: Institution-building for multidimensional poverty measurement in Mexico

Publicado el: November 9th, 2016 Por MPPN

Armenia Launches National Multidimensional Poverty Measure

Publicado el: November 8th, 2016 Por MPPN

2016 Annual Meeting of the MPPN in Mexico

Publicado el: November 7th, 2016 Por MPPN

Agenda
Concept Note (English, Spanish)
Press Release (coming soon)
Follow the event: @ophi_oxford    #MPPN2016MX

Participants from 50 countries and international agencies will meet in the 4th Annual Meeting of the Multidimensional Poverty Peer Network (MPPN) on the 8 and 9 of November, 2016, in Acapulco, Mexico. This conference is an opportunity for sharing experiences on multidimensional poverty measurement among a growing network of countries and experts from around the world.

This 4th Annual Meeting will seek to engage countries in reflections on how to tackle poverty in all its dimensions and to learn from experiences around the world in terms of multidimensional poverty measurement and use for effective policy design. Mexico will share in particular how it has institutionalized its national multidimensional poverty measure, which is based on a human rights framework, and also how it shares its metrics openly and swiftly with many levels of government and with other actors. Countries will provide updates on their measurement design or trends and/or how their measures are being used for policy.

Participants will also discuss the road ahead regarding the opportunities and challenges of the indicators for the Sustainable Development Goals and the different options for countries in tracking their progress.

The MPPN is a South-South initiative coordinated by the Oxford Poverty and Human Development Initiative (OPHI), who acts as the Secretariat of the Network. The MPPN supports policymakers to develop more effective poverty eradication efforts, grounded in multidimensional poverty measures.

This conference is hosted by the Government of Mexico and organized by the National Council for the Evaluation of Social Development Policy (Coneval) of Mexico, the Secretary of Planning, Evaluation and Regional Development (Sedesol) of Mexico and the Oxford Poverty and Human Development Initiative (OPHI).

There will be six Plenary Sessions during the 4th Annual Meeting of the MPPN.

  • Keynote Speech
  • Sharing of Practice on Multidimensional Poverty Measurement. Parts 1 and 2

These sessions will provide the opportunity for countries to present their own experiences on multidimensional poverty measurement, discuss how their measures were constructed and how they are used in practice for poverty eradication.

  • Sharing of Practice on Multidimensional Poverty Measurement. Part 3

Countries will present certain policy implementations of MPI in slightly greater detail, allowing time for interchange and Q/A, and OPHI will present the 2016 Global MPI and future plans.

  • Round-Table Discussions with Mexican Public Officials

Representatives from various ministries of Mexico will discuss concrete strategies and programs that have been implemented to tackle poverty in all its dimensions. Mexico’s Ministers of Agriculture, Health, Education and Social Development, as well as the Director of CONEVAL will participate in the discussion.

  • The SDGs target indicators and the windows they open: ending poverty in all its dimensions

This session will discuss the road ahead regarding the opportunities and challenges of the SDGs indicators and the different options for countries.

Important Info:

Venue: Mundo Imperial Hotel, Acapulco, México
Date: 8-9 November, 2016. On the 7th there will be pre-conference events.
Contact: mppn@ophi.org.uk
Agenda
Concept Note (English, Spanish)
Press Release (coming soon)
Follow the event: @ophi_oxford    #MPPN2016MX

Related links

Third MPPN Annual Meeting in Cartagena, Colombia. 2015
Second MPPN Annual Meeting in Berlin, Germany. 2014
Launch and First MPPN Annual Meeting in Oxford, United Kingdom. 2013
What is the MPPN?
MPPN website

Report of the Atkinson Commission

Publicado el: November 4th, 2016 Por MPPN

The World Bank launched the report entitled “Monitoring Global Poverty” by the Commission on Global Poverty chaired by Sir Anthony Atkinson. This commission was established by the World Bank’s Chief Economist to advise the institution on how to measure and monitor poverty globally. Among the main recommendations adopted by the World Bank, is to incorporate a measure of multidimensional poverty based on the counting method as a complementary indicator for measuring poverty. (Recommendations 18 and 19).

 

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