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4th MPPN Annual Meeting in Acapulco, Mexico 2016
High Level Representatives from 31 countries and nine international agencies gathered in Acapulco last November and approved a five point communique, that among other things
- Endorsed the use of the MPI in the SDGs to track Target 1.2
- Agreed to support the development of national MPIs
- Agreed to develop policy tools that link to multidimensional measures
- Called on the strengthening and expansion of the Network
- Endorsed the use of the MPI to shape the programming of international actors.
The event also saw the launch of a new MPPN website – in both English and Spanish – as well as a new Magazine Dimensions, full of policy applications of MPI and country studies – and a set of in-depth policy briefings. In future these new publications will enable countries to share with each other in greater detail how they are using the MPI for resource allocation, policy coordination, and so on.
The Acapulco meeting offered a safe and lively place for meaningful South-South exchange.
- Sharing was extensive. Ministers and senior speakers from 30 countries shared their groundbreaking work on multidimensional poverty underway in Colombia, China, Ecuador, South Africa, Chile, Seychelles, Costa Rica, Honduras, Paraguay, Morocco, Peru, and Tunisia.
- Mexico offered a pre-conference training by CONEVAL on institutionalizing and communicating multidimensional poverty measures, and Mexican ministers shared their experiences in using multidimensional poverty measures to guide policy in a panel.
- Countries shared work-in-progress on MPI including Argentina, Chad, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Egypt, Cote d’Ivoire, Jamaica, Panama, St Lucia, and Uganda.
- In-depth perspectives on policy uses of MPIs were offered by OPHI, China, South Africa, Costa Rica, and Colombia.
- Country voices were complemented by keynote speakers included Luis Felipe Lopez Calva of the World Bank, Heike Kuhn of BMZ, and Martin Evans of UNICEF as well as Khalid Abu-Ismail of UN-ESCWA. The detailed agenda may be found here.
We want to thank SEDESOL and CONEVAL for their full support. We also want to recognize the strong support offered by the State Government of Guerrero, the Mexican Government’s agency, AMEXID, and support for the event from the World Bank, CAF and GIZ-Mexico.
We want to thank all those who came to Acapulco. We also want to encourage all of the Network participants to attend the next meeting—to be held in Beijing in October of 2017.
Important Info:
Final Meeting Communiqué
Presentations
Photos
Press Release (English, Spanish)
Media Coverage
Watch a video on the MPPN
Agenda (English, Spanish)
Concept Note (English, Spanish)
Hashtag of the event: @ophi_oxford #MPPN2016MX
Presentations from the 2016 MPPN Meeting
Participants from more than 30 countries and international agencies gathered at the 4th Annual Meeting of the Multidimensional Poverty Peer Network (MPPN) on the 8 and 9 of November, 2016, in Acapulco, Mexico. This conference was an opportunity for sharing experiences on multidimensional poverty measurement among a growing network of countries and experts from around the world.
Keynote Speeches
| World Bank | Luis-Felipe López-Calva, Co-Director of World Development Report 2017 |
Capabilities, Multidimensionality, and the Monitoring of Global Poverty
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| Germany |
Heike Kuhn, Head of Unit, 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, BMZ, Germany | Keynote Speech | |
| UNICEF | Martin Evans, Senior Advisor, Poverty | Keynote Speech |
Pre-Conference Workshop “Fundamentals of Mexico Multidimensional Poverty Measurement”
| Mexico | National Council for the Evaluation of Social Development Policy (CONEVAL) | Ricardo Aparicio Jiménez – Deputy Director General of Poverty Analysis, CONEVAL Enrique Minor Campa – Director of Measurement and Monitoring Poverty Indicators, CONEVAL Luz María Uribe Vargas – Director of Norms and Poverty Measurement Methodology, CONEVAL |
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Inaugural Session and Opening Remarks
| Mexico and OPHI | MPPN Organizers | Hector Astudillo – Governor of the State of Guerrero Gonzalo Hernández Licona – Executive Secretary of CONEVAL Sabina Alkire – Director, Oxford Poverty and Human Development Initiative (OPHI), University of Oxford, Secretariat of MPPN Luis Enrique Miranda Nava, Mexican Minister for Social Development |
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| OPHI | Sabina Alkire, Director, Oxford Poverty and Human Development Initiative | Introduction and Overview of the MPPN Meeting | |
Sharing of Practice on Multidimensional Measurement
| Colombia | Tatyana Orozco de la Cruz, Director of the Department for Social Prosperity, Colombia | El IPM como Instrumento para la Construcción de la Paz | |
| China | Ou Qingping, Vice-Minister, State Council Leading Group Office for Poverty Alleviation and Development | ||
| Ecuador | Roberto Castillo, Technical Coordinator of Innovation in Metrics and Analysis of Information, National Institute of Statistics and Census | |
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| South Africa | Bathabile Olive Dlamini, Minister of Social Development | Intervention | |
| Chile | Heidi Berner Herrera, Deputy Secretary of Social Evaluation, Minister of Social Development | Ampliando la Mirada sobre la Pobreza y la Desigualdad en Chile | |
Round-Table Discussion “Results Multidimensional Poverty Measurement in Mexico: National Strategy for Inclusion”
| Mexico | Moderator: Gonzalo Hernandez Licona, Executive Director, CONEVAL | Vice-ministers from the Federal Government of Mexico |
Sharing of Practice on Multidimensional Measurement, Part 2
| Seychelles |
Marie-Josee Bonne, Special Adviser on Social Development, Ministry of Social Affairs, Community Development and Sports | Republic of Seychelles: The Route towards Developing our National MPI | |
| Costa Rica | Ana Monge Campos, Technical Commissioner, Presidential Social Council | El IPM en Costa Rica | |
| Paraguay | Lyliana Gayoso de Ervin, General Director of Analysis of Public Policies, Technical Secretary of Planning of Economic and Social Development | Multidimensional Poverty Index for Paraguay | |
| Morocco | Mrs. Fouzia Daoudim, High Commission of Planning | The Moroccan Experience | |
| Peru | Nancy Hidalgo Calle, Technical Director of Demography and Social Indicators, National Institute of Statistics and Informatics |
Perú: Pobreza Multidimensional Avances en su Medición
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| Tunisia |
Lofti Fradi, President of the Committee of Global Balances and Statistics, Ministry of Development, Investment and International Cooperation |
Sharing of Practice on Multidimensional Measurement, Part 3
| Argentina |
Maria Eugenia Perez Ponsa, Member, National Council for the Coordination of Social Policies |
Argentina: Hacia la Construcción de la Medición de la Pobreza Multidimensional
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| Chad | Tiro Raoul Mbaïogoum, Head of the Department of Social Statistics, National Institute of Statistics, Economic and Demographic Studies | ||
| Cape Verde | Celso Herminio Soares Ribeiro, Vice-Chair, National Institute of Statistics | ||
| Cuba | Susset Rosales Vázquez, Researcher, National Institute of Economic Research of the Ministry of Economy and Planning |
Indice de Pobreza Multidimensional. Primeros Acercamientos a la Medición en Cuba
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| Dominican Republic | Edwin Gomez, Economist, Department of Analysis of Economic Information, SIUBEN | ||
| Egypt |
Mohair Metwaly Ahmed, Senior Statistician, CAPMAS | Using HIECS for Impact Evaluation and Targeting Tools | |
| Honduras | Miguel Zuñiga, Subsecretary, Program Vida Mejor | ||
| Côte d’Ivoire | Nguessan Gabriel Doffou, Director of the Statistical Office, Ministry of Planning and Development | ||
| Jamaica | Christopher O’Connor, Policy Analyst, Planning Institute | ||
| Panama | Michelle Muschett, Vice-Minister, Ministry of Social Development | Medición Multidimensional de la Pobreza en Panamá | |
| St. Lucia | Edwin St. Catherine, Director of Statistics, Central Statistics Office, Ministry of Finance, Economic Affairs and Social Security | Multidimensional Poverty Index: St. Lucia 2015 | |
| Uganda | Ben Paul Mungyereza, Executive Director, Bureau of Statistics |
Side Event on Cooperation for Development: “Multidimensional Poverty Methodologies for Effective International Development Cooperation Policies that Ensure No One is Left Behind”, AMEXCID and GIZ
Sharing Experiences and Case Studies
| OPHI | Gisela Robles Aguilar, Research Officer | The Global Multidimensional Poverty Index (MPI) and the SDGs | |
| China | Zuo Changsheng, Director General, International Poverty Reduction Centre, China | Poverty Registration and Precisely Targeted Multidimensional Poverty Alleviation in China | |
| South Africa | Pali Lehohla, Director General of Statistics South Africa | Making MPI Work | |
| UN-ESCWA | Khalid Abu-Ismail, Chief of the Economic Development and Poverty Section | Multidimensional Poverty in Arab Countries: National and Regional Initiatives | |
| Costa Rica | Jose Aguilar Berrocal, Executive Director, Horizonte Positivo | Innovaciones con IPM en Alianza Público Privada | |
| Colombia |
Tatyana Orozco de la Cruz, General Director, Department of Social Prosperity |
El IPM como Instrumento para el Fortalecimiento de la Política Pública
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Final Communiqué
Delegates’ Perspectives on the MPPN Annual Meeting 2015
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| Cherise Adjodha. Programme Analyst. Poverty Reduction Portfolio. Organization of Eastern Caribbean States. | Xiaolin Wang. Director of Research Division. International Poverty Reduction Center. China
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Musa Jega Ibrahim. Islamic Development Bank |
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| Jose Aguilar. Executive Director, Horizonte Positivo. Costa Rica | Jorge Ramon Hernandez. Minister, General Coordination. President’s Office. Honduras | Ibrahima Dieng. Head of Division. Pro-Poor Policies. Ministry of Economy, Finance and Planning. Senegal
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| Enver Tasti. Turkish Statistical Institute. Turkey. | Celia M. Reyes. Senior Research Fellow, PIDS and CBMS Network Leader. The Philippines.
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Bijan Pant. Advisor to the Prime Minister. Nepal. |
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| Pali Lehohla. Statistician‐General. South Africa | Alexandra Barrantes. Section Chief, Equity Promotion Section. Organization of the American States
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Videos and Presentations from the MPPN 2015 Meeting
The third annual meeting of the Multidimensional Poverty Peer Network was hosted by the Government of Colombia from 2-3 June 2015 in Cartagena. More than 100 policymakers and senior officials came together for the two-day meeting to discuss developing and applying multidimensional poverty measures.
Keynote Speeches
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Colombia
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President Juan Manuel Santos of Colombia | Keynote Speech |
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| Costa Rica |
Ana Helena Chacón Echeverría, Vice-president of Costa Rica | Estrategia Nacional para la Reducción de la Pobreza |  |
Round Table Discussion: Colombian Ministers Share their Experiences of Working with the MPI
| Colombia | Moderator: José Aguilar, Fundación Acción Joven – Horizonte Positivo, Costa Rica | Alejandro Gaviria – Minister of Health and Social Protection
Gina Parody – Minister of Education Luis Garzón – Vice-Minister of Labour Luis Henao – Minister of Housing, City and Territory |
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Setting the Stage: Introduction to the MPPN Meeting
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Dr Sabina Alkire, OPHI/George Washington University | Introduction to the MPPN Meeting |
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Sharing of Practice on Multidimensional Measurement
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Tatyana Orozco de la Cruz, Director of the Department for Social Prosperity, Colombia | El Índice de Pobreza Multidimensional en la política pública La experiencia de Colombia |
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| China
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Yi Zhang, Household Survey Office, NBS | Overview of China’s Multidimensional Poverty Monitoring and Evaluation | |
| South Africa
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Pali Lehohla, Statistician‐General | Equity and Access Poverty knowledge in South Africa | |
| Philippines
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Dr. Celia M. Reyes, Senior Research Fellow, PIDS and CBMS Network Leader | Monitoring Multidimensional Poverty in the Philippines | |
| Honduras
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Doctor Jorge Ramón Hernández Alcerro, Secretario Coordinador General de Gobierno | La construcción del índice de pobreza multidimensional en Honduras | |
| Mexico
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Enrique González Tiburcio Ministry of Social Development | Multidimensional Poverty Index in Mexico: Public Policy uses against Poverty and Vulnerability | |
| Dominican Republic |
Matilde Chavez Bonetti, Vicepresidencia de República Dominicana |
Índice de Pobreza Multidimensional en la República Dominicana | |
| Ecuador
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Andres Mideiros, Secretario Técnico para la Superación de la Pobreza | Pobreza multidimensional en Ecuador: Enfoque de derechos para el buen vivir. | |
| Vietnam
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Mai Nguyen Hoang | Progress on Application of Multidimensional Poverty Approach in Vietnam | |
| Turkey
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Enver Tasti, Turkish Statistical Institute | Poverty studies in Turkey | |
The Global Stage
| OPHI |
Dr Sabina Alkire, OPHI/George Washington University | The SDGs and the windows they open | |
Designing and Communicating the MPI
| Colombia |
Laura Estrada, Departamento Administrativo Nacional de Estadística | Prácticas de Comunicación: Experiencia Colombiana |
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Practical Applications and Case Studies
| El Salvador
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Jimmy Velasquez, UNDP El Salvador | La Pobreza desde la Mirada de sus Protagonistas | |
| Brazil
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Marconi Fernandes de Sousa, Department of Monitoring SAGI/MDS | Multidimensional Poverty Analysis in Brazil | |
| China
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Dr Xiaolin Wang, IPRCC | Policy on Accurate Multidimensional Poverty Alleviation in China |
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| Mexico
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Enrique González Tiburcio, Secretaria de Desarrollo Social |
Cruzada Nacional contra el Hambre | |
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OPHI
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Adriana Conconi
Bouba Housseini James Foster |
Global MPI: Main findings and analysis | |
Final Communiqué
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