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MPI Data and Updates for 2011

This page provides the latest MPI data for 2011. These tables were updated on 7 December 2011 to include the latest MPI results by sub-national regions for 66 countries and changes to MPI over time in 10 countries (including at the sub-national level).

Multidimensional Poverty Index (2011) ~ Updates

There are a number of possible reasons a country’s MPI changed between 2010 and 2011. OPHI has prepared a one page document giving an overview of 2011 updates.

***NEW!***OPHI Research in Progress 32a Sub-national Disparities and Inter-temporal Evolution of Multidimensional Poverty across Developing Countries. By Sabina Alkire, José Manuel Roche and Suman Seth. This paper focuses on the new analyses of sub-national decompositions and changes over time for 1.4 billion of the 1.65 billion MPI poor people identified by the MPI in 2011. It analyses the incidence, intensity and composition of multidimensional poverty at sub-national levels for 66 developing countries, and presents poverty estimates for 683 sub-national regions.

Methodological Note ~ MPI 2011

This note introduces the methodology used to construct the MPI 2011 and shares the main updates that have taken place and the robustness results for MPI 2011. Download the methodological note.

Data tables

Detailed 2011 MPI data for 109 countries is available in the data table below. The newly updated tables provide information on:

  • New: Detailed MPI results at the country level (109 countries)
  • New: MPI at the sub-national level for 683 regions of 66 countries
  • New: Changes of MPI over time for 10 countries (and their sub-national regions)

The table is divided into sheets to help in navigating through the data. The chart provides detailed information on what is included in each data table and sheet. You can download the tables by clicking on the icon on the right-hand column.

Table Contents Download
Tables 1.1-2.3 Main MPI results, censored headcounts, contribution of deprivations and other measures of poverty and wellbeing at the national level (109 countries)

Environmental MPI data

MPI Results with k=0.2 as the poverty cutoff
Tables 3.1-3.3 Multidimensional poverty, censored headcount and contribution of deprivations at the sub-national level (683 regions of 66 countries)

 

Tables 4.1-4.2 Changes over time in national and sub-national MPI (10 countries)
MPI Supplementary Data (Alkire and Santos)

Citation: All MPI data should be cited as: Alkire, S. Roche, JM. Santos, ME. and Seth, S (November 2011) http://ophi.qeh.ox.ac.uk . Multidimensional Poverty Index: 2011 Data. Oxford Poverty and Human Development Initiative. Available at: www.ophi.org.uk/policy/multidimensional-poverty-index/

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