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Global Multidimensional Poverty Index 2025 - Overlapping Hardships

(2025). Global Multidimensional Poverty Index 2025 - Overlapping Hardships: Poverty and Climate Hazards.

Type
Report
Intellectual base
Grey literature
Year
2025
Link
https://ophi.org.uk/global-mpi/2025

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  • Multidimensional Poverty Index
    • The Global MPI jointly produced by UNDP and OPHI is a prominent specification using health, education, and standard-of-living dimensions

      This sourceThe Global MPI report produced jointly by OPHI and UNDP, which builds a deprivation profile for each person covering indicators of health, education and standard of living. The current Global MPI specification, which builds a deprivation profile “covering 10 indicators of health, education and standard of living”, weights health and education indicators one sixth each and standard-of-living indicators one eighteenth each so that each dimension carries one third, and identifies people as multidimensionally poor “if their deprivation score is one third or higher”. The word “current” pins the sentence to this edition, so the cite should be re-checked whenever the article is refreshed.

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