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Name Date published Author
Developing a Poverty Map for Indonesia (A Tool for Better Targeting in Poverty Reduction and Social Protection Programs) January 2005
Making Services Work for the Poor in Indonesia: A Report on Health Financing Mechanisms in Kabupaten East Sumba, East Nusa Tenggara: A Case Study January 2005
Predicting Consumption Poverty Using Non-consumption Indicators: Experiments Using Indonesian Data January 2006
Making Services Work for the Poor in Indonesia: A Report on Health Financing Mechanisms (JPK-Gakin) Scheme in Kabupaten Purbalingga, East Sumba, and Tabanan January 2005
A Reassessment of Inequality and Its Role in Poverty Reduction in Indonesia January 2005
Public Policy Towards the Elderly in Indonesia: Current Policy and Future Directions January 2006
Objective Measures of Family Welfare for Individual Targeting: Results from Pilot Project on Community Based Monitoring System in Indonesia January 2005
A Rapid Appraisal of The Implementation of the 2005 Direct Cash Transfer Program in Indonesia: A Case Study in Five Kabupaten/Kota January 2006
The Measurement and Trends of Unemployment in Indonesia: The Issue of Discouraged Workers January 2005
The Effectiveness of the Raskin Program January 2008
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