Policy brief •
How can multidimensional poverty mapping support equitable recovery in post-conflict Tigray?
Haftu Gebrehiwot
This briefing highlights the main findings from a recent study that addresses two research questions:
Energy poverty is measured multidimensionally, comprising four dimensions and ten indicators. The dimensions include energy accessibility, affordability, services, and child labour use. The study employs five child schooling variables, covering attendance and years of schooling, capturing past, present and future schooling outcomes.
Available at: https://doi.org/10.55158/DEEPPB7
Stay updated with the latest research, events, and opportunities from DEEP.
Subscribe