The State of Economic Inclusion Report 2021 : (Record no. 26259)
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| Title | The State of Economic Inclusion Report 2021 : |
| Remainder of title | The Potential to Scale. |
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| Edition statement | 1st ed. |
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| Place of production, publication, distribution, manufacture | Chicago : |
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| Date of production, publication, distribution, manufacture, or copyright notice | 2021. |
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| Formatted contents note | Front Cover -- Contents -- Foreword -- Acknowledgments -- About the Authors -- Abbreviations -- Executive Summary -- Great Expectations and Some Skepticism -- Major Contributions of The State of Economic Inclusion Report 2021 -- Transforming the Lives of the Extreme Poor and Vulnerable: A Framework -- Ten Key Findings -- Future Directions -- Notes -- PART A Moving to Scale: Concepts, Practice, and Evidence -- Chapter 1 Economic Inclusion: A Framework -- Introduction -- A Story of Great Expectations . . . -- . . . and Some Skepticism -- A Framework to Transform Economic Lives -- Goal and Outcomes -- Context and Response: Customizing to Local Settings -- Entry Points and Adaptations: Moving to Scale -- Future Directions -- Notes -- References -- Spotlight 1 Economic Inclusion and COVID-19 Recovery -- Chapter 2 Moving to Scale: Political Realities and Entry Points -- Introduction -- Program Adoption and Scale-Up: Political Realities -- Trade-Offs in Shaping Program Design and Implementation -- Entry Points to Scale -- Future Directions -- Notes -- References -- Chapter 3 A Surge in Economic Inclusion Programming Worldwide -- A Snapshot in Time -- The Current Reach of Economic Inclusion Programs -- Target Populations -- Program Components -- Future Directions -- Notes -- References -- Spotlight 2 Promoting Women's Empowerment through Economic Inclusion -- Chapter 4 Moving to Scale through Government-led Programs -- Introduction -- Programmatic Adaptations to Scale -- Institutional Adaptations to Scale -- Future Directions -- Notes -- References -- Spotlight 3 Linking Economic Inclusion and Markets for the Poorest -- Chapter 5 An Assessment of Program Impacts -- Introduction -- Review of the Impact Literature: Method, Sample, and Caveats -- Evidence of Overall Impact -- Factors That Mediate Impact -- Future Directions -- Notes -- References. |
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| Formatted contents note | Chapter 6 Assessing the Cost of Economic Inclusion Programs -- Introduction -- The PEI Quick Costing Tool 2020 -- Overall Cost of Economic Inclusion Programs -- Bundling of Interventions and Complexity -- Component Dosage and Adequacy -- Implementation Costs -- Assessing Cost Effectiveness and Exploring Cost Optimization Strategies -- Future Directions -- Notes -- References -- PART B Case Studies -- Case Study 1 Productive Inclusion Measures and Adaptive Social Protection in the Sahel -- Case Study 2 The State of Bihar's Approach to Economic Inclusion: JEEViKA and the SJY Program -- Case Study 3 Adapting BRAC's Graduation Program to the Changing Poverty Context in Bangladesh -- Case Study 4 Haku Wiñay: An Economic Inclusion Program in Peru -- Appendix A Survey Methodology -- Appendix B Review of Program Impact -- Appendix C Economic Inclusion Program Costing Survey Methodology and Analysis -- Appendix D Economic Inclusion Programs Mapped Globally -- Appendix E Components of Economic Inclusion Programs -- Glossary -- Boxes -- Box O.1 Learning by Doing: Four Case Studies -- Box 1.1 Defining Terms: What We Mean by Economic Inclusion and Scale -- Box 1.2 Megatrends Driving the Future Direction of Economic Inclusion at the Country Level -- Box 2.1 Building on and Graduating from the Graduation Approach -- Box 3.1 Partnership for Economic Inclusion Landscape Survey 2020 -- Box 3.2 Economic Inclusion in Fragile and Displacement Contexts -- Box 3.3 Identifying and Customizing Entrepreneurship Support -- Box 3.4 People with Disabilities -- Box 3.5 Coaching at Scale -- Box S2.1 Assimilating the Evidence on Gender and Economic Inclusion Programs -- Box 4.1 Estimating Coverage of Economic Inclusion Programs -- Box 4.2 Beyond Direct Delivery: NGOs as Catalyzers for Scale -- Box S3.1 Economic Inclusion in the Rice Value Chain: A Pilot Project in Côte d'Ivoire. |
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| Formatted contents note | Box S3.2 Strengthening Environmental and Natural Resource Links -- Box 5.1 Gaps in the Evidence and Challenges in Making Comparative Statements -- Box 5.2 Achieving Economic Inclusion in FCV Settings -- Box 5.3 Spillover Impact on Communities and the Local Economy -- Box 6.1 Complications and Limitations of the PEI Quick Costing Tool 2020 -- Box 6.2 Economic Inclusion Program Costs in the Sahel Adaptive Social Protection Program (SASPP) -- Box 6.3 Innovative Mechanisms to Optimize on Costs -- Box CS1.1 The Sahel Adaptive Social Protection Program Funding -- Box CS1.2 Girls in Burkina Faso: Less Likely to Attend School, with Implications for Future Income -- Box CS1.3 Overview of Productive Inclusion Measures in the Sahel -- Box CS1.4 Characteristics of the Village Savings and Loan Association Model -- Box CS1.5 Providing Technical Assistance for Implementation through Government Systems by Partnering with External Institutions -- Box CS1.6 Niger, Where Beneficiaries Continue to Work with Coaches after Project Conclusion -- Box CS2.1 SJY at a Glance: Key Scale-Up Components (and Variations from the Pilot) -- Box CS2.2 SJY: Key Roles and Funders -- Box CS3.1 Political and Policy Drivers of BRAC's Graduation Programming -- Box CS3.2 Overview of the BRAC Ultra Poor Graduation Program (2017 Onward) -- Box CS3.3 Selection Criteria, Ultra-Poor Graduation Program, 2017 -- Box CS4.1 Haku Wiñay's Components and Accompanying Productive Assets and Technologies -- Box CS4.2 Gender Dimensions of Haku Wiñay -- Figures -- Figure O.1 Percent Distribution of Economic Inclusion Programs and Beneficiaries by Region, Lead Institution, and Entry Point -- Figure O.2 Pathways to Economic Inclusion at Scale: A Framework -- Figure O.3 Distribution of Studies Reporting on Specific Outcomes, by Lead Agency. |
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| Formatted contents note | Figure O.4 Largest Cost Component as a Percentage of Total Cost, Selected Programs -- Figure 1.1 Pathways to Economic Inclusion at Scale: A Framework -- Figure 1.2 Global Extreme Poverty by Region (1990-2030) and the Impact of the COVID-19 Crisis -- Figure 1.3 Overcoming Constraints to Economic Inclusion: Four Domains -- Figure 2.1 Distribution of Entry Points to Scale: Among Programs Overall, Government-Led Programs, and Nongovernment-Led Programs -- Figure 2.2 Distribution of Secondary Entry Points, Showing Cross-Cutting Role of Financial Inclusion -- Figure 3.1 Percent Distribution of Economic Inclusion Programs and Beneficiaries by Region, Lead Institution, and Entry Point -- Figure 3.2 Main Program Objectives Overall and by Their Entry Points to Scale -- Figure 3.3 Percentage of All Programs with a Presence in Rural, Urban, and Peri-Urban Areas -- Figure 3.4 Climate Change Mitigation and Resilience: Percentage of Programs That Have Either of These as a Main Objective, by Geographic Region -- Figure 3.5 Targeting of the Ultrapoor, Extreme Poor, Poor, and Others: Percentage of Programs Overall and by Lead Institution Type -- Figure 3.6 Population Groups Targeted: Percentage of Programs Overall and by Lead Institution -- Figure 3.7 Distribution of Nongovernment- and Government-Led Programs, by Number of Components -- Figure 3.8 Economic Inclusion Components Provided in Sequence and for up to Three Years -- Figure 3.9 Various Program Components of Economic Inclusion Programs -- Figure 3.10 Distribution of Modalities Used by Programs for Transfers, by Point of Entry -- Figure 4.1 Distribution of Program Coverage Rates by Share of Population -- Figure 4.2 Percentage of Government-Led Programs Where the Lead Government Agency Plays Selected Roles. |
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| Formatted contents note | Figure 4.3 Digital Technology: Percentage of Government-Led Programs Using Digital Technology for Program Management and Delivery -- Figure 4.4 Percentage of Program Components Implemented through Community Groups or Structures -- Figure 5.1 Distribution of Reviewed Programs -- Figure 5.2 Distribution of Studies Reporting on Specific Outcomes, by Lead Agency -- Figure 5.3 Summary of Evidence on Overall Impact -- Figure 5.4 Comprehensive Package Showing Larger and More Sustained Impact Than Stand-Alone Interventions (Ghana, GUP) -- Figure 5.5 Bundling Cash Grants, Training, and Group Formation (Uganda, WINGS) -- Figure 5.6 Layering Regular Cash Transfers with Livelihood Interventions (Nicaragua, Atención a Crisis) -- Figure 5.7 Bundling Public Works Programs with Other Livelihood Interventions (Côte d'Ivoire, PEJEDEC) -- Figure 5.8 Participant Trajectories in Time-Bound Economic Inclusion Programs -- Figure 5.9 Factors That Mediate Program Impact -- Figure 5.10 Impact of Similar Programs Can Vary Substantially in Different Contexts: Evidence from the CGAP-Ford Foundation Classic Graduation Pilot Projects -- Figure 6.1 Sample Program Percentage Cost Structure -- Figure B6.2.1 Per Capita Program Costs by Components -- Figure 6.2 Overall Price Tags for Economic Inclusion Programs, Surveyed Countries ( PPP) -- Figure 6.3 Largest Cost Component as a Percentage of Total Cost, Selected Programs -- Figure 6.4 Delivery and Staff Costs as a Percentage of Total Costs, Largest Cost Component versus Multiple Cost Component Programs, All Surveyed Programs, and Government-Led Programs -- Figure CS1.1 Delivery of Productive Measures by a Combination of SSN Agency Staff, Trainers, and Community Volunteers: Niger -- Figure CS1.2 Contracting or Coordinating with NGOs to Deliver the Productive Measures: Burkina Faso, Mauritania, and Senegal. |
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| Formatted contents note | Figure CS2.1 JEEViKA Core Services Channeled through Various Levels of Groups and Organizations in the Community. |
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