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Child Poverty and Deprivation in Refugee-Hosting Areas

Evidence from Uganda, 2018

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    Building on the inclusion of a module on the consensual approach to measuring child poverty and deprivation in the Uganda National Household Survey (UNHS, 2016/17) by the ever-innovative Uganda Bureau of Statistics (UBoS),  this study represents the first attempt to compare child poverty and deprivation in host and refugee communities in the country. Globally, it represents the first application of the consensual approach to poverty in emergency situations.

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    UNICEF
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    English

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    Poverty
    Refugees
    Uganda

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