Titlebook: Household Welfare in Central Asia; Jane Falkingham (Lecturer in Population Studies),J Book 1997 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmilla

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Surveying Households in Central Asia: Problems and Progressems of design and collection of household survey data in Central Asia, assess existing sources, and draw some lessons for the future. Our discussion is influenced by the socio-economic characteristics of the region, the circumstances of transition, and the inheritance of surveying techniques and ana

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A Profile of Poverty in Kyrgyzstancomes, widening income distributions and falling output. This has exacerbated poverty in Central Asia, bringing new groups into poverty and intensifying the privation of groups already less well-off. This chapter uses data from the Kyrgyzstan Multipurpose Poverty Survey to examine how the incidence

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Public Transfers and Targeting in Kyrgyzstans Chapter 1 discussed, economic restructuring has resulted in a fall in output and real wages and a rise in the number of families living on low incomes. Existing systems of assistance to the most vulnerable have come under increasing pressure due to rising numbers of people in need coinciding with