CPRC Research Themes

Conceptualisation of poverty dynamics and persistent poverty

The CPRC was founded on the premise that there is an inadequate understanding of the challenges faced by the 900 million people who will still be living in poverty in 2015 even if the MDG targets are fully achieved – those likely to have benefited least, or suffered most, from contemporary development efforts, for whom emergence from poverty is therefore most difficult.

Events

Ten years of poverty: what have we learned since 2000 and what should we do 2010-2020?

Manchester, UK, 8-10 September 2010. An international conference to celebrate ten years of chronic poverty research.

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Latest Publications on Concepts

Natural resources and chronic poverty

CPRC Working Paper 152

Services for the poorest: from angst to action

CPRC Working Paper 128

Very poor, for a long time, in many ways... Defining the poorest for policymakers

CPRC Working Paper 124

Aid approaches and strategies for reaching the poorest

CPRC Working Paper 122

Poverty Dynamics: Interdisciplinary Perspectives

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Contacts

David Hulme
Institute for Development Policy and Management
Tel: +44(0)161 275 2800
Fax: +44 (0)161 273 8828