This paper presents updated poverty and inequality estimates from the Somalia High Frequency Survey. This survey used the Rapid Consumption Method to collect consumption data quickly in an environment of high insecurity. Its poverty estimation, therefore, requires imputation of skipped consumption modules. Previous poverty estimates did not properly impute consumption, resulting in the imputation of negative total consumption values for some households. ...
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2022/02/28
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170013
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2022/03/30
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Rapid Consumption Method and Poverty and Inequality Estimation in Somalia Revisited
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Takamatsu,Shinya; Yoshida,Nobuo; Kotikula,Aphichoke.
Rapid Consumption Method and Poverty and Inequality Estimation in Somalia Revisited (English). Global Poverty Monitoring Technical Note; no. 19 Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099538303302234339