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A Simple Poverty Scorecard for Ethiopia Using poverty scoring for targeting pro-poor programs This paper presents a simple poverty scorecard for Ethiopia that can be used to estimate:
The scorecard is built with a sub-sample of data from Ethiopia’s 2004/5 Household Income, Consumption and Expenditure Survey. The scorecard is:
For targeting, programs can use the scorecard's results to select a cut-off that fits their values and mission. The design of the scorecard focuses on transparency and ease-of-use. It uses eleven indicators that are inexpensive to collect and straightforward to verify. The design helps managers understand and trust scoring, and allows non-specialists to generate scores quickly while in the field.
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