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This is a chapter in the CPRC toolbox.
Example Life History Database, based on Ugandan 'Q2' Research - David Lawson, David Hulme and James Muwonge
May 2006
The purpose of the example database is to highlight how following up a quantitative panel data set with life history data collection of the same households can assist in understanding some of the main propagators, maintainers and interrupters of chronic and transitory poverty. Here life history data collection was based on two wave, nationally representative, Ugandan quantitative panel data.
This research was undertaken with support from Department of International Development (DFID) Uganda, The Faculty of Humanities, General Research Support Fund, University of Manchester, Global Poverty Research Group (GPRG) and Chronic Poverty Research Centre (CPRC). We gratefully acknowledge the assistance of James Muwange, Anthony Matovu and Vincent Ssennono.
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| 1 | TB lifehistories-chronically-poor.pdf | 275.4 KB | |
| 2 | TB lifehistories-moving-into-poverty.pdf | 219.6 KB | |
| 3 | TB lifehistories-moving-out-of-poverty.pdf | 270.4 KB | |
| 4 | TB lifehistories-non-poor-household.pdf | 214.2 KB | |
| 5 | TB lifehistories-sample-life_history-questionnaire.pdf | 36.7 KB | |
| 6 | TB lifeshistories-overview.pdf | 146.9 KB |