September, 2004 |
Syaikhu Usman, M. Sulton Mawardi, Sri Kusumastuti Rahayu, Widjajanti Isdijoso, Sri Budiyati, Andik Hardiyanto, Mardiana Andi
This edition contains findings from the consolidation of participatory poverty assessments which was undertaken by SMERU and Pradipta Paramitha that analysed the understanding and views of the poor about poverty.
This article evaluates the impact of these programs on household welfare and poverty, utilizing a panel data set of over 10 thousand households which were visited four times in a 14 month period.
This paper analyzes the impact of an Indonesian scholarship program, which was implemented to preserve access to education for the poor during the Southeast Asian economic crisis
