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Costs and Contributions of the Individual Deprivation Measure
In 2020, IWDA and the Australian National University concluded a four-year program of work funded by the Australian Government to ready the Individual Deprivation Measure (IDM) for global use. A multi-component end-line review was undertaken to assess the extent to which the IDM Program achieved its intended outcomes, identify any unintended outcomes, capture learning about enablers and inhibitors, and inform future directions.
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Fiji: Planning for prevention: Spotlighting potential gendered implications of COVID-19
This resource anticipates some of the potential gendered implications of the COVID-19 pandemic in Fiji.
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Australian Aid Conference Presentation 2020
The presentations below were delivered by IDM’s Helen Suich and the IDM Team at the 2020 Australasian Aid Conference. The presentation was given as part of a panel titled ‘Measuring deprivation with an individual and gendered lens’.
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UNECE working paper: Household-level measurement masks gender inequality across three dimensions of poverty
In this paper IDM researchers have used individual, multidimensional data collected in poverty hotspots in Fiji in 2015-16 to construct both household and individual measures of deprivation along three dimensions commonly used to measure multidimensional poverty: health, education, and standard of living.
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UNECE working paper: Measuring gender inequality within the household using the IDM in Fiji
The paper explores the limitations of household-level surveys, and illustrates the power of data collected at the individual-level through sharing analysis from a study in Fiji in 2015.
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Navigating the politics of open data: Outcome document
This outcome document gives an overview of a side event hosted by the IDM, Open Data Watch and UN Women at the High Level Political Forum (HLPF).