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Young Lives Preliminary Country Report: Peru

September, 2003
Mary Penny Sofia Madrid
Claudio Lanata, Jaime Saavedra, Pablo Suarez, Hector Verastegui, Eliana Villar and Sharon Huttly
  • Poverty & Inequality
Country Report 1
PDF icon YL-CR1-Peru-2003_revised.pdf

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The objectives of this preliminary report from the first round of Young Lives in 2002 are to: present a brief literature review of child poverty in Peru; review national policies that have an impact on child poverty; identify key national audiences for this study; and describe the study methods, present preliminary, descriptive results, and identify provisional conclusions and policy implications.

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