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Poverty-focused mixed methods research and evaluation online course
Where are we on the road to zero poverty? Reflections from CPAN Associates in East and Southern Africa
Forging renewed commitments towards eradicating extreme poverty
New CPAN online course: Mixed methods on poverty and inequality
Event: How can we avoid pandemic poverty in the future?
How can Afghanistan’s young adults escape poverty amid layered crises?
Charting pathways to zero poverty amidst complex crises
CPAN moves to Institute of Development Studies
Social protection links across sectors critical in getting to zero poverty
Covid-19 is a double shock for many people living in poverty
Impacts of Covid-19 on people living in poverty - upcoming research in more countries
Lower-income countries cannot wait for the Covid-19 vaccine
Covid-19 Poverty Monitor project launch
Farewell to Dr Flora Kessy
Covid-19 and health: five expert views
COVID-19 in South Africa: Temporary shock or lasting poverty trap?
Celebrating the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty 2019 - new CPAN video
Pathways out of poverty: Empowering families in the quest to improve child wellbeing
Economic inclusion opens pathways to social inclusion
Climate Change and Poverty Eradication are intertwined - updates from Zambia
Event: Growth from below: tackling poverty from the bottom up
Eradicating spatial poverty traps: an important step in sustained poverty escapes for rural people
Resilience and Sustained Poverty Escapes Through Livelihood Diversification
Health, Resilience and Sustainable Poverty Escapes
Gender Inclusiveness: Building Resilience and Sustaining Poverty Escapes
New World Bank projections mask reality of ‘poverty mobility’
EVENT: Poverty eradication: growth, social inclusion and climate change
Supporting sustained poverty escapes in Kenya: Let’s improve livelihoods
Reflections on Labour's new vision for international development
Sustaining Pathways out of Extreme Poverty - A reflection on the discussions
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Poverty-focused mixed methods research and evaluation online course
Where are we on the road to zero poverty? Reflections from CPAN Associates in East and Southern Africa
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Forging renewed commitments towards eradicating extreme poverty
New CPAN online course: Mixed methods on poverty and inequality
New CPAN online course: Mixed methods on poverty and inequality
Event: How can we avoid pandemic poverty in the future?
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How can Afghanistan’s young adults escape poverty amid layered crises?
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Charting pathways to zero poverty amidst complex crises
CPAN moves to Institute of Development Studies
CPAN moves to Institute of Development Studies
Social protection links across sectors critical in getting to zero poverty
Social protection links across sectors critical in getting to zero poverty
Covid-19 is a double shock for many people living in poverty
Covid-19 is a double shock for many people living in poverty

Our latest research is the first of three bulletins investigating the negative social and economic impacts of the pandemic in the Philippines, Zambia, Malawi and Ethiopia.