CPAN has worked with partners Zambart, INESOR, IAPRI and the University of Denver to understand middle-income Zambia's persistently high level of often deep poverty. Zambia faces significant vulnerabilities in the context of droughts, floods, debt defaulting and Covid-19, and we have identified a nexus of disturbingly low rural resilience from environmentally threatened farming and fishing; significant urban impoverishment; and a bundle of social issues having a real impact on poverty dynamics. Forthcoming publications include qualitative and quantitative analyses, a futures analysis, a political economy report, and a national report and policy brief.
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September Covid-19 Poverty Monitor: How is Covid-19 impacting the poorest and those at risk of impoverishment in Zambia? Read our September 2021 Covid-19 Poverty Monitor to find out.
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Informing COVID-19 policy in Zambia and Rwanda Webinar
How has COVID-19 affected Zambian and Rwandan families, workers, and business owners over time? Watch our joint CPAN and IPA webinar to hear findings from our upcoming poverty monitoring initiative in Zambia and the second round of IPA's RECOVR survey in Zambia and Rwanda.
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