Oxford Poverty & Human Development Initiative

Oxford Department of International Development

Queen Elizabeth House, University of Oxford

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Conference on South Asia in Transition

Conference on South onference Asia in Transition 25-26 November, 2011 Department of Sociology & Oxford Poverty and Human Development Initiative   DAY 1: 25.11.2011 Friday Manor Road Building (MRB) Seminar C and G 9.00-9.30 Welcome Remarks in Seminar G 9.30 -11.00 Political Participation: Democracy, Dictatorship and Beyond in Seminar G 11.30-13.00 Social Exclusion  in Seminar [...]

Workshop on Multidimensional Poverty Dynamics

Oxford Poverty & Human Development Initiative workshop on Multidimensional Poverty Dynamics 16 November 2011 University of Oxford   9:00 – 9:30 Welcome & coffee 9:30 – 9:50 Introduction to the workshop by Sabina Alkire and  Gaston Yalonetzky 9::50-10:50 Session 1 ‘Measuring the dynamics of multiple deprivations among children: the cases of Andhra Pradesh, Ethiopia, Peru [...]

Workshop on Multidimensional Poverty Analysis

Multidimensional poverty analysis – applications for human development and social inclusion monitoring This event has now passed, but you can watch the discussion online here June 20, 2011, 9am-6pm BST Oxford Department of International Development, Queen Elizabeth House, Oxford and broadcast live online To mark the launch of a new UNDP Regional Human Development Report [...]

World Bank Workshop on Multidimensional Poverty Measurement

The Poverty and Inequality Measurement and Analysis Practice Group August 30th, 2010, World Bank, Washington DC Poverty is multidimensional, and the Bank’s work reflects the importance of addressing the different dimensions of poverty. But, when talking about measurement , researchers and practitioners ask, Should we try to aggregate all the different dimensions of poverty in [...]

OPHI Launch Workshops

University of Oxford, May 29 – 1 June 2007 These workshops launched OPHI’s research themes on the ‘Missing Dimensions of Poverty Data‘ and ‘Multidimensional Poverty Comparisons‘. Missing Dimensions of Poverty Data This topic was proposed by a research workshop in May 2006, which observed that research is deeply affected by the lack of internationally comparable [...]

Multidimensional Poverty & Inequality: New Methods & Research Directions

14-16 June 2010, Oxford Department of International Development, University of Oxford, UK OPHI’s workshop on new methods and research directions in multidimensional poverty and inequality discussed innovative new techniques to measure multiple dimensions of life. Participants included senior academics, students and representatives from international agencies. The workshop was co-sponsored by the United Nations Development Programme [...]

OPHI Workshop on Policy: Uruguay Round

OPHI held its first workshop with high-level policymakers from Latin America on 14/ 15 October in Montevideo, Uruguay. The aim was to assess the policy implications of OPHI’s work on the “missing dimensions” of human development. Participants from Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Paraguay, Uruguay and the Inter American Development Bank engaged in dynamic discussions over the [...]

Workshop on Teaching Human Development

Oxford 28-31 March 2007 OPHI convened a four-day workshop in March 2007 on educational material for human development, to discuss course design and curriculum, pedagogical approaches to teaching human development, virtual learning spaces, textbooks and other teaching materials. The meeting took place in Oxford. This was the first OPHI meeting of academics teaching or wishing [...]

OPHI Launch

Oxford 29 May-1 June 2007   Materials of OPHI Launch events OPHI Updates: A two page overview of the Launch events   29-30 May: Missing Dimensions of Poverty Data One page overview of the workshop May 29 – 30, 2007Briefing explaining each of the five topics in our proposalsDocument with the shortlists from all five [...]

OPHI Workshop on Measuring Freedoms, 28-29 May 2008

Programme One page overview of workshop A great deal of attention has focused on empirical studies related to multidimensional poverty. These could be conceived of as the measurement of functionings. Considerably less attention has been applied to empirical measures of capabilities and opportunity freedoms. Measures of process freedoms such as empowerment and political freedom have [...]