Titlebook: Analysis of Multidimensional Poverty; Theory and Case Stud Louis-Marie Asselin Book 2009 Springer-Verlag New York 2009 IDRC.Income Poverty.

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Introductionm given to this multidimensionality depends on the definition given to poverty, for which there is not a unique formulation; however, there is usually a significant overlap among the various meanings found here and there. We would like to share with the readers the following definition, which expresses well our own views on poverty.

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Louis-Marie AsselinUnique structure allows for the methodology to be presented in the first part and its applications shown in two case studies in the second.Methodology aims to be practical with the use of computationa

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Indicators and Multidimensionality AnalysisUpstream from technical measurement issues, the selection of indicators constitutes an important conceptual step. Multidimensional poverty analysis cannot just stay at a formal level and escape the necessity to look deeply inside poverty vectors appearing here and there in the universal effort to capture the multiple facets of poverty.

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Multidimensional Poverty and Inequality Analysisd any money-metric technique developed for poverty and inequality analysis can in principle be applied to this CIP. Such applications are not developed here and are left to case studies presented in Part II.

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Conclusion Structure are designed to visualize and compare these conceptual structures and highlight implicit weighting at the very beginning of the measurement operation. These tools are applied to real and well-known poverty vectors (Section 2.3 and Appendix B).