How Effective Have Poverty and Social Impact Analyses Been?
The Poverty and Social Impact Analysis (PSIA) approach, introduced by the World Bank in FY02, aimed to help the Bank and its client countries anticipate and address the possible consequences of proposed policy reforms, especially on the poor and vulnerable, and to contribute to country capacity for policy analysis. According to the Bank, by FY07 it had undertaken 156 PSIAs in 75 countries and 14 sectors. Total Bank and other donor support to PSIAs over FY04-06 was $15 million. Development literature has emphasized the importance of understanding the institutional and political constraints to development, building domestic ownership of policy reforms, and assessing the distributional impacts of policy actions. The PSIA approach has correctly emphasized these aspects. The Bank has produced a substantial body of guidance on how to address these aspects, and that guidance has been refined over time to incorporate lessons learned. Development literature has emphasized the importance of understanding the institutional and political constraints to development, building domestic ownership of policy reforms, and assessing the distributional impacts of policy actions. The PSIA approach has correctly emphasized these aspects. The Bank has produced a substantial body of guidance on how to address these aspects, and that guidance has been refined over time to incorporate lessons learned.
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dig-okr-10986105392024-08-08T15:58:20Z How Effective Have Poverty and Social Impact Analyses Been? World Bank ADJUSTMENT PROGRAMS ANALYTICAL WORK ASSISTANCE PROGRAM ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS BENEFICIARIES CAPACITY BUILDING COUNTRY ASSISTANCE COUNTRY ASSISTANCE STRATEGIES COUNTRY CAPACITY COUNTRY POLICIES COUNTRY PROGRAM COUNTRY STAKEHOLDERS DEVELOPMENT POLICY DEVELOPMENT POLICY OPERATIONS DISTRIBUTIONAL ANALYSIS DISTRIBUTIONAL IMPACT DISTRIBUTIONAL IMPACT OF POLICY REFORMS DISTRIBUTIONAL IMPACTS ECONOMIC ANALYSIS EVALUATION SYSTEM FLEXIBILITY IMPACT OF ADJUSTMENT IMPACT OF POLICY IMPACTS OF POLICY INSTITUTIONAL ANALYSIS INVESTMENT LOANS LEARNING MIXED METHODS OPERATIONAL POLICY PARTICIPATORY PROCESS POLICY ACTIONS POLICY ANALYSIS POLICY CHOICES POLICY DEBATE POLICY DECISIONS POLICY DESIGN POLICY REFORMS POLITICAL ANALYSIS POVERTY REDUCTION POVERTY REDUCTION STRATEGIES QUALITATIVE TECHNIQUES REFORM PROGRAMS REPRESENTATIVE SAMPLE SECTOR WORK SOCIAL IMPACT SOCIAL IMPACT ANALYSIS SOCIAL IMPACTS STRUCTURAL ADJUSTMENT SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT TECHNICAL QUALITY The Poverty and Social Impact Analysis (PSIA) approach, introduced by the World Bank in FY02, aimed to help the Bank and its client countries anticipate and address the possible consequences of proposed policy reforms, especially on the poor and vulnerable, and to contribute to country capacity for policy analysis. According to the Bank, by FY07 it had undertaken 156 PSIAs in 75 countries and 14 sectors. Total Bank and other donor support to PSIAs over FY04-06 was $15 million. Development literature has emphasized the importance of understanding the institutional and political constraints to development, building domestic ownership of policy reforms, and assessing the distributional impacts of policy actions. The PSIA approach has correctly emphasized these aspects. The Bank has produced a substantial body of guidance on how to address these aspects, and that guidance has been refined over time to incorporate lessons learned. Development literature has emphasized the importance of understanding the institutional and political constraints to development, building domestic ownership of policy reforms, and assessing the distributional impacts of policy actions. The PSIA approach has correctly emphasized these aspects. The Bank has produced a substantial body of guidance on how to address these aspects, and that guidance has been refined over time to incorporate lessons learned. 2012-08-13T11:58:21Z 2012-08-13T11:58:21Z 2009-06 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2009/06/12815324/effective-poverty-social-impact-analyses https://hdl.handle.net/10986/10539 English IEG Fast Track Brief CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank application/pdf text/plain Washington, DC |
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ADJUSTMENT PROGRAMS ANALYTICAL WORK ASSISTANCE PROGRAM ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS BENEFICIARIES CAPACITY BUILDING COUNTRY ASSISTANCE COUNTRY ASSISTANCE STRATEGIES COUNTRY CAPACITY COUNTRY POLICIES COUNTRY PROGRAM COUNTRY STAKEHOLDERS DEVELOPMENT POLICY DEVELOPMENT POLICY OPERATIONS DISTRIBUTIONAL ANALYSIS DISTRIBUTIONAL IMPACT DISTRIBUTIONAL IMPACT OF POLICY REFORMS DISTRIBUTIONAL IMPACTS ECONOMIC ANALYSIS EVALUATION SYSTEM FLEXIBILITY IMPACT OF ADJUSTMENT IMPACT OF POLICY IMPACTS OF POLICY INSTITUTIONAL ANALYSIS INVESTMENT LOANS LEARNING MIXED METHODS OPERATIONAL POLICY PARTICIPATORY PROCESS POLICY ACTIONS POLICY ANALYSIS POLICY CHOICES POLICY DEBATE POLICY DECISIONS POLICY DESIGN POLICY REFORMS POLITICAL ANALYSIS POVERTY REDUCTION POVERTY REDUCTION STRATEGIES QUALITATIVE TECHNIQUES REFORM PROGRAMS REPRESENTATIVE SAMPLE SECTOR WORK SOCIAL IMPACT SOCIAL IMPACT ANALYSIS SOCIAL IMPACTS STRUCTURAL ADJUSTMENT SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT TECHNICAL QUALITY ADJUSTMENT PROGRAMS ANALYTICAL WORK ASSISTANCE PROGRAM ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS BENEFICIARIES CAPACITY BUILDING COUNTRY ASSISTANCE COUNTRY ASSISTANCE STRATEGIES COUNTRY CAPACITY COUNTRY POLICIES COUNTRY PROGRAM COUNTRY STAKEHOLDERS DEVELOPMENT POLICY DEVELOPMENT POLICY OPERATIONS DISTRIBUTIONAL ANALYSIS DISTRIBUTIONAL IMPACT DISTRIBUTIONAL IMPACT OF POLICY REFORMS DISTRIBUTIONAL IMPACTS ECONOMIC ANALYSIS EVALUATION SYSTEM FLEXIBILITY IMPACT OF ADJUSTMENT IMPACT OF POLICY IMPACTS OF POLICY INSTITUTIONAL ANALYSIS INVESTMENT LOANS LEARNING MIXED METHODS OPERATIONAL POLICY PARTICIPATORY PROCESS POLICY ACTIONS POLICY ANALYSIS POLICY CHOICES POLICY DEBATE POLICY DECISIONS POLICY DESIGN POLICY REFORMS POLITICAL ANALYSIS POVERTY REDUCTION POVERTY REDUCTION STRATEGIES QUALITATIVE TECHNIQUES REFORM PROGRAMS REPRESENTATIVE SAMPLE SECTOR WORK SOCIAL IMPACT SOCIAL IMPACT ANALYSIS SOCIAL IMPACTS STRUCTURAL ADJUSTMENT SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT TECHNICAL QUALITY |
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ADJUSTMENT PROGRAMS ANALYTICAL WORK ASSISTANCE PROGRAM ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS BENEFICIARIES CAPACITY BUILDING COUNTRY ASSISTANCE COUNTRY ASSISTANCE STRATEGIES COUNTRY CAPACITY COUNTRY POLICIES COUNTRY PROGRAM COUNTRY STAKEHOLDERS DEVELOPMENT POLICY DEVELOPMENT POLICY OPERATIONS DISTRIBUTIONAL ANALYSIS DISTRIBUTIONAL IMPACT DISTRIBUTIONAL IMPACT OF POLICY REFORMS DISTRIBUTIONAL IMPACTS ECONOMIC ANALYSIS EVALUATION SYSTEM FLEXIBILITY IMPACT OF ADJUSTMENT IMPACT OF POLICY IMPACTS OF POLICY INSTITUTIONAL ANALYSIS INVESTMENT LOANS LEARNING MIXED METHODS OPERATIONAL POLICY PARTICIPATORY PROCESS POLICY ACTIONS POLICY ANALYSIS POLICY CHOICES POLICY DEBATE POLICY DECISIONS POLICY DESIGN POLICY REFORMS POLITICAL ANALYSIS POVERTY REDUCTION POVERTY REDUCTION STRATEGIES QUALITATIVE TECHNIQUES REFORM PROGRAMS REPRESENTATIVE SAMPLE SECTOR WORK SOCIAL IMPACT SOCIAL IMPACT ANALYSIS SOCIAL IMPACTS STRUCTURAL ADJUSTMENT SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT TECHNICAL QUALITY ADJUSTMENT PROGRAMS ANALYTICAL WORK ASSISTANCE PROGRAM ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS BENEFICIARIES CAPACITY BUILDING COUNTRY ASSISTANCE COUNTRY ASSISTANCE STRATEGIES COUNTRY CAPACITY COUNTRY POLICIES COUNTRY PROGRAM COUNTRY STAKEHOLDERS DEVELOPMENT POLICY DEVELOPMENT POLICY OPERATIONS DISTRIBUTIONAL ANALYSIS DISTRIBUTIONAL IMPACT DISTRIBUTIONAL IMPACT OF POLICY REFORMS DISTRIBUTIONAL IMPACTS ECONOMIC ANALYSIS EVALUATION SYSTEM FLEXIBILITY IMPACT OF ADJUSTMENT IMPACT OF POLICY IMPACTS OF POLICY INSTITUTIONAL ANALYSIS INVESTMENT LOANS LEARNING MIXED METHODS OPERATIONAL POLICY PARTICIPATORY PROCESS POLICY ACTIONS POLICY ANALYSIS POLICY CHOICES POLICY DEBATE POLICY DECISIONS POLICY DESIGN POLICY REFORMS POLITICAL ANALYSIS POVERTY REDUCTION POVERTY REDUCTION STRATEGIES QUALITATIVE TECHNIQUES REFORM PROGRAMS REPRESENTATIVE SAMPLE SECTOR WORK SOCIAL IMPACT SOCIAL IMPACT ANALYSIS SOCIAL IMPACTS STRUCTURAL ADJUSTMENT SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT TECHNICAL QUALITY World Bank How Effective Have Poverty and Social Impact Analyses Been? |
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The Poverty and Social Impact Analysis
(PSIA) approach, introduced by the World Bank in FY02, aimed
to help the Bank and its client countries anticipate and
address the possible consequences of proposed policy
reforms, especially on the poor and vulnerable, and to
contribute to country capacity for policy analysis.
According to the Bank, by FY07 it had undertaken 156 PSIAs
in 75 countries and 14 sectors. Total Bank and other donor
support to PSIAs over FY04-06 was $15 million. Development
literature has emphasized the importance of understanding
the institutional and political constraints to development,
building domestic ownership of policy reforms, and assessing
the distributional impacts of policy actions. The PSIA
approach has correctly emphasized these aspects. The Bank
has produced a substantial body of guidance on how to
address these aspects, and that guidance has been refined
over time to incorporate lessons learned. Development
literature has emphasized the importance of understanding
the institutional and political constraints to development,
building domestic ownership of policy reforms, and assessing
the distributional impacts of policy actions. The PSIA
approach has correctly emphasized these aspects. The Bank
has produced a substantial body of guidance on how to
address these aspects, and that guidance has been refined
over time to incorporate lessons learned. |
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ADJUSTMENT PROGRAMS ANALYTICAL WORK ASSISTANCE PROGRAM ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS BENEFICIARIES CAPACITY BUILDING COUNTRY ASSISTANCE COUNTRY ASSISTANCE STRATEGIES COUNTRY CAPACITY COUNTRY POLICIES COUNTRY PROGRAM COUNTRY STAKEHOLDERS DEVELOPMENT POLICY DEVELOPMENT POLICY OPERATIONS DISTRIBUTIONAL ANALYSIS DISTRIBUTIONAL IMPACT DISTRIBUTIONAL IMPACT OF POLICY REFORMS DISTRIBUTIONAL IMPACTS ECONOMIC ANALYSIS EVALUATION SYSTEM FLEXIBILITY IMPACT OF ADJUSTMENT IMPACT OF POLICY IMPACTS OF POLICY INSTITUTIONAL ANALYSIS INVESTMENT LOANS LEARNING MIXED METHODS OPERATIONAL POLICY PARTICIPATORY PROCESS POLICY ACTIONS POLICY ANALYSIS POLICY CHOICES POLICY DEBATE POLICY DECISIONS POLICY DESIGN POLICY REFORMS POLITICAL ANALYSIS POVERTY REDUCTION POVERTY REDUCTION STRATEGIES QUALITATIVE TECHNIQUES REFORM PROGRAMS REPRESENTATIVE SAMPLE SECTOR WORK SOCIAL IMPACT SOCIAL IMPACT ANALYSIS SOCIAL IMPACTS STRUCTURAL ADJUSTMENT SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT TECHNICAL QUALITY |
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How Effective Have Poverty and Social Impact Analyses Been? |
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How Effective Have Poverty and Social Impact Analyses Been? |
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How Effective Have Poverty and Social Impact Analyses Been? |
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