Ex ante Poverty Impact Assessment - Executive Summary

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International Development and Aid Income, Poverty, and Inequality Poverty, Education, and Child Welfare

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The Paris Declaration on Aid Effectiveness stresses the importance of results-oriented frameworks, harmonisation and alignment to improve aid effectiveness and to assure better pro-poor outcomes. Ex ante Poverty impact assessment (PIA) can inform donors and partner countries of the expected intended and unintended consequences of donor interventions.

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