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Monthly Archives: December 2012

Failure to count

Posted by admin on 17 December 2012
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  I’ve been in Cape Town, for the conference of the DFID-funded International Centre for Tax and Development, which brings together researchers from around the world to work on various research themes – including tax havens and corporate tax shenanigans, and read more

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged data, health, inequality, nutrition, survey, tax | Comments 2 Comments

Uncounted and unequal impacts of food price volatility

Posted by admin on 3 December 2012
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  Food and hunger are near of the top of the development agenda, with the Olympic ‘hunger summit’ seeing a commitment that next year’s G8 would prioritise the issue too. Nevertheless, data weaknesses remain a severe impediment to effective policy. read more

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged data, inequality, nutrition, uncounted, underweight | Comments Comment

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This blog is about inequality and development and those who are uncounted. It is written and maintained by the staff in Save the Children’s policy and research department. Uncounted aims to stimulate debate but is not a reflection of official Save the Children policy

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