Proceedings of the 2005 CBMS Network Meeting
June 13-17, 2005 - Colombo (Sri Lanka)

    
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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Preface
Program

Welcome Remarks

• Research as a Foundation in the Design of Anti-Poverty Policies - Saman Kelegama

Opening Remarks

• 2005 PEP Network Meeting: Aiming for Country-Specific Responses to Poverty - Celia Reyes
• The PEP as a Gathering of Brains in Developing Poverty Reduction Strategies - John Cockburn
• IDRC’s Role in Enhancing Global Partnerships for Poverty Research and Policymaking  - Evan Due

Keynote Address

• Post-Tsunami Challenge: Fast-tracking the Rehabilitation Efforts to Alleviate Poverty - Hon. Professor Wiswa Warnapala
• Searching for Modalities in the Poverty Research and Policy Interface - Hon. Dr. Sarath Amunugama

Presentations for the Plenary Session

• Measuring Up to the Measurement Problem: The Role of Statistics in Evidence-Based Policymaking - Christopher Scott
• Designing an Integrative Framework for Different Approaches to Impact Analysis - Paul Shaffer
• Empowering Local Communities for Better Poverty Monitoring and Planning in Sri Lanka - Siripala Hettige
• Poverty Impacts of the Tsunami: An Initial Assessment and Scenario Analysis  - Guntur Sugiyarto and A. T. Hagiwara
• Community Participation and Empowerment in Post-Tsunami Rehabilitation: The Case of the Hambantota District in Sri Lanka - Sonali Senaratna Sellamutu and EJ Milner-Gulland

CBMS Session 1 - Multidimensional Poverty/Policy Assessment

• Multidimensional Poverty Monitoring: A Methodology and Implementation in Vietnam - Louis-Marie Asselin and Vu Tuan Anh
• Local Development Planning Utilizing CBMS Data: A Sta. Elena Experience - Bimbo Doria
• Implementation of Poverty Reduction Policies in Ethnic Minority Regions in Vietnam: Evidence from CBMS - Vu Tuan Anh

CBMS Session 2 - Poverty Profiles/Pilot Test Results

• Poverty Profile of Five Wards under Muhammadpur Union in Bangladesh - Ranjan Kumar Guha
• Findings of the CBMS Pilot Study in Pakistan - Durr-e-Nayab
• Working Towards a Commune-Based Poverty Monitoring in Cambodia - Nou Keosothea, Chan Sophal and Kim Net
• Results of the CBMS Pilot Survey in Lao - Phonesaly Souksavath

CBMS Session 3 - CBMS Methodology/New Proposal

• Community-Based Monitoring System in Indonesia: An Introduction - Sudarno Sumarto, Asep Suryahadi, Daniel Suryadarma, Hastuti, Akhmadi, and Nina Toyamah
• Community Level Statistics for Monitoring System in Thailand - Oraphin Mathew and Kanjana Titasaro
• Ghana’s Experience in the Data Collection - Felix Asante
• Implementation of a Community-Based Poverty Monitoring System in Tanzania: A Proposal - Rangya Muro

CBMS Session 4 - CBMS Methodology/New Proposal

• The System of Follow-up of Poverty in the Department of Yako/Province of Passore in Burkina Faso - Prosper Somda, Lassina Konaté and Michel Koné
• Profiling the CBMS Pilot Site in Benin Using Some Basic Indicators - Marie-Odile Attanasso
• Estimation of Monetary Indicators of Poverty for Local Communities in Senegal - Momar Balle Sylla

CBMS Session 5 - Linking CBMS and CGE

• Using CBMS Data in CGE Modeling - Guntur Sugiyarto, Celia Reyes and Erwin Corong

CBMS Session 6 - Using CBMS for Impact Assessment and Gender-Responsive Budgeting

• Poverty Impact Assessment of Programs and Projects - Louis-Marie Asselin
• Gender-Responsive Budgeting Through the CBMS Lens - Debbie Budlender, Martha Melesse and Celia Reyes

CBMS Day - CBMS Sri Lanka Paper Presentations

• CBMS as a Measure for Peace-Building and Conflict Transformation? Suggestions from Case Studies in Batticaloa, Eastern Sri Lanka  - Markus Mayer and Hartmut Fuenfgeld
• Identifying the Urban Poor and Investigating Local Level Dynamics through CBMS: Case of Colombo - Nishara Fernando
• Urban Poverty in Colombo - Nimal Shantha Jayasundera

Field Visit to Sri Lankan CBMS Sites

Directory of Participants

Snapshots of the Meeting

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