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132: Integrating Public Works and Transfers in Ethiopia: An Innovative Approach to Social Protection, Employment and Decent Work

Maikel Lieuw-Kie-Song

131: Snakes and Ladders, Buffers and Passports: Rethinking Poverty, Vulnerability and Wellbeing

Andy Sumner and Rich Mallett

130: Providing Incentives to Women Farmers for Sustainable Food Production

Savita Mullapudi Narasimhan

129: How Effective are the Non-monetary Components of CCT Programs?

Clarissa Gondim Teixeira, Fabio Veras Soares, Elydia Silva and Guilherme Issamu Hirata

128: Emerging Opportunities for the Productive Inclusion of Local and Traditional Communities

Radhika Lal and Waldemiro Francisco Sorte Junior

127: Food Security as a Pathway to Productive Inclusion: Lessons from Brazil and India

Danuta Chmielewska and Darana Souza

126: Inclusive and Sustainable Development: For Whom?

Leisa Perch

125: Measuring MDG Achievements: Rate of Progress Matters Most

Degol Hailu and Raquel Tsukada

124: Conditional Cash Transfers and the Basic Income Grant in Brazil: Will They Ever Merge?

Tatiana Britto and Fabio Veras Soares

123: Addressing Unsustainable Debt in Small Island Developing States

Gail Hurley

122: The Consolidation of Social Assistance Policy in Brazil

Luciana Jaccoud, Patricia Dario El-Moor Hadjab and Juliana Rochet Chaibub

121: Benefits Sharing: Blending Climate Change and Development in National Policy Efforts

Leisa Perch

120: Global Poverty and the New Bottom Billion: Three-Quarters of the World’s Poor Live in Middle-Income Countries

Andy Sumner

119: How Can Petrobras Biocombustíveis Engage Small-Scale Farmers While Promoting Sustainability in Brazil’s Biodiesel Programme?

Clovis Zapata, Diego Vazquez-Brust and José Plaza-Úbeda

118: Addressing the Plight of Poor Households by Zero-Rating VAT on Basic Commodities in Namibia

Ojijo Odhiambo and John E. Odada

117: Targeting and Coverage of the Bolsa Família Programme: What Is the Meaning of Eleven Million Families?

Sergei Soares

116: Employment Policies in Brazil: History, Scope and Limitations

Roberto Henrique Gonzalez

115: Empowering or Reinforcing Traditional Roles: Can CCTs Address Gender Vulnerabilities?

Fabio Veras Soares and Elydia Silva

114: What Are the Implications of the Global Crisis and Its Aftermath for Poverty Reduction, 2010–2020?

Andy Sumner, Joe Ballantyne and Andrew Curry

113: Sustaining Development and Resilience in SIDS: Beyond Crisis Management

Leisa Perch and Rathin Roy

112: Rethinking Public Employment Programmes: Moving Beyond Safety Nets?

Radhika Lal

111: How Much Do Non-Cash Components and Externalities Affect the Impact of Cash Transfers?

Rafael Ribas, Fabio Veras Soares, Clarissa Gondim Teixeira, Elydia Silva and Guilherme Issamu Hirata

110: Supporting Food Production and Food Access through Local Public Procurement Schemes: Lessons from Brazil

Darana Souza and Danuta Chmielewska

109: How Should MDG Implementation Be Measured: Faster Progress or Meeting Targets?

Sakiko Fukuda-Parr and Joshua Greenstein

108: Unintended Effects of Microfinance: An Increase in Child Labour in Some Contexts?

Christian Lehmann and Guilherme Issamu Hirata

107: What Is the Impact of the Bolsa Família Programme on Education?

Paul Glewwe and Ana Lucia Kassouf

106: Direct or Mediated Relationships? Civic Involvement and Social Accountability in the Bolsa Família Programme

Felipe Hevia

105: Green Jobs for the Poor: Why a Public Employment Approach is Needed Now

Maikel Lieuw-Kie-Song and Radhika Lal

104: Sustainable Agriculture: A Way Out of Food Poverty

Tuya Altangerel and Fernando Henao

103: Trends in South-South Cooperation

Michelle L. Chang

102: The Doha Round and Kenya: Good and Not So Good Lessons

Eduardo Zepeda

101: Water Supply in Rural Ghana: Do Women Benefit?

Joana Costa, Degol Hailu, Elydia Silva and Raquel Tsukada

100: Water Privatisation and Renationalisation in Bolivia: Are the Poor Better Off?

Degol Hailu, Rafael Osorio and Raquel Tsukada

99: Raindrops for Education: How To Improve Water Access in Schools?

Acácio Lourete, Christian Lehmann and Raquel Tsukada

98: Do CCT Programmes Have a Pro-Poor Spillover Effect?

Christian Lehmann

97: Do Poorer Countries Have Less Capacity for Redistribution?

Martin Ravallion

96: Do CCTs Lessen the Impact of the Current Economic Crisis? Yes, but

Fabio Veras Soares

95: The Global Economic Crisis Hampers Human Development. How?

Degol Hailu

94: Conservation and Ecotourism in Brazil and Mexico: The Development Impact

David Ivan Fleischer

93: One Instrument, Many Targets: Timor-Leste’s Macroeconomic Policy Challenge

Rui A. Gomes and Degol Hailu

92: Can Low-Income Countries Adopt Counter-Cyclical Policies?

Degol Hailu and John Weeks

91: Social Cash Transfers in Zambia: What Is Their Impact?

Gelson Tembo and Nicholas Freeland

90: Do CCT Programmes Work in Low-Income Countries?

Simone Cecchini

89: What Explains the Decline in Brazil’s Inequality?

Degol Hailu and Sergei Soares

88: Age and Gender Bias in Workloads During the Lifecycle: Evidence from Rural Ghana

Raquel Tsukada and Elydia Silva

87: Towards an MDG-Consistent Debt Sustainability Concept

Bernhard Gunter

86: The Indonesian Response to the Financial and Economic Crisis: Is the Developmental State Back?

Degol Hailu

85: What Is the Impact of Cash Transfers on Labour Supply?

Clarissa Gondim Teixeira

84: The 2015 Debt Crisis

Paul Ladd

83: HIV and Income Inequality: If There is a Link, What Does It Tell Us?

Göran Holmqvist