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Oxford Poverty & Human Development Initiative

Oxford Department of International Development

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OPHI Resources for Educators

OPHI continues to work to build the material base for effective academic and practitioner training in the human development and capability approach. Below are links to curriculum, useful links and pedagogy modules for educators.

Teaching Human Development to Professionals

Pedagogy and Case Studies of Human Development: Classroom Modules

Module PowerPoints for “Human Development Courses and Resources: Current Strengths and Weaknesses.”
Powerpoints from a workshop on engaging students as active participants in their own human development experience, alternative approaches to pedagogy, and teaching styles.

PowerPoint 1 (Instructor: Jim Chalmers)
PowerPoint 2 (Instructor: Jim Chalmers)
PowerPoint 3 (Instructor: Maung Zarni)

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An Introduction to the Human Development and Capability Approach ~ Freedom and Agency OPHI supported the development of this new textbook aimed at students in the social sciences and development practitioners. It provides an introduction to Amartya Sen’s human development and capability approach. Download as a free e-textbook from IDRC.

Measuring Multidimensional Poverty A non-technical, policy oriented summary of the Alkire and Foster method for measuring multidimensional poverty is available to download as an e-chapter from the International Food Policy Research Institute. The chapter was published in ‘The Poorest and Hungry: Assessments, Analyses, and Actions, An IFPRI 2020 Book’.

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