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DIAL is a research centre in
Development Economics.
It is funded by IRD (Research
Institute for Development) and AFD
(French Agency of Development).
1-2-3 Survey
A poverty monitoring tool
Socio-demographic characteristics and
Employment – Informal sector –
Consumtion and Living conditions.
MIDDAS :
Migration and Development in Senegal:
An Empirical Analysis Using Matched
Data on Senegalese Migrants and Their
Origin Households
AFRISTAT
(Mali)
AFROBAROMETER
CELS
(Chiang Mai University, Thailand)
CEPS
(Luxemburg)
Göttingen University
(Germany)
INSEE
(France)
INSTAT
(Madagascar)
International
Training Centre of the ILO (ITC/ILO)
OGS
(Vietnam)
Paris21
University of
Dakar
(Senegal)
And many others...
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The semi-annual Newsletter of DIAL is
published in English and French. It takes
part in the debate on development by
presenting topical studies or research
results.
Dialogue
N°29 : Vietnam Terms of Accession and
the Distributional Impact of WTO Membership
(J-P Cling, M A Marouani, M
Razafindrakoto, A-S Robilliard et F Roubaud).
Vietnam has joined WTO (World Trade
Organisation) early 2007. This study is part
of the DIAL programme in Vietnam. It shows
how important it is to set up relevant
policies regarding education, migrations,
local development and social protection to
accompany and smoothen the effects of WTO
membership.
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DIAL research programme is organised
around three main themes:
1- Formation of inequalities and
poverty deals with labour market and
social mobility, rural dynamics,
multiple dimensions of poverty and the
impact of economic policy on
distribution.
2- Governance, institutions and
distribution of resources on the long
term, focusing on the new concepts and
measurement of governance indicators.
3- Aid, international strategies and
World inequalities which includes a
study of development aid policies and
international strategies of poverty
alleviationr.
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New Master in
Applied Labour Economics for
Development
(MALED)
at the International
Training Centre of the ILO (ITC/ILO),
Turin.
The creation of this new Master
program is a response to the need for
more and more diverse expertise in the
design and evaluation of evidence-based
policies, in which international
labour standards and fundamental
rights at work go hand in hand with
job creation and productive employment.
The program will be delivered as a
Master of Science by the Faculty of
Economics of the University of Turin
and as an Executive Master by the
Institut d'Etudes Politiques de Paris
(Sciences-Po), in partnership with
the AFD, IRD/DIAL, LABOR, the ILO and
the World Bank.
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Latest issues
Do remittances affect poverty and
inequality? Evidence from Mali
[pdf]
Flore
Gubert, Thomas Lassourd, Sandrine Mesplé-Somps
Poverty reduction and growth
interactions: what can be learned from the Syrian
experience ?
[pdf]
Anda
Mariana David, Mohamed Ali Marouani
Employment Vulnerability and
Earnings in Urban West Africa
[pdf]
Philippe
Bocquier, Christophe J. Nordman, Aude Vescovo
The impact of trade openness on
regional inequality : the cases of India and Brazil
[pdf]
Marie
Daumal
Political contributions to
influence consumers: the example of the u.s. drug
reimportation debate
[pdf]
Anne Boring
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