Analysis of the reality of multidimensional poverty in governorate of Duhok ( a sample of displesed people) for the year 2022
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Research and studies related to multidimensional poverty have not gained interest except in the past few years, especially after the launch of the Oxford Poverty and Human Development Initiative of the United Nations Development Programme, specifically in the Human Development Report for the year 2010. At that time, the trend became to shift from the single measurement model to multiple measurement, that is, From describing the phenomenon of poverty with one variable (income or consumption) to describing it with many variables, and under this initiative, multidimensional poverty at the national level in Iraq included five main dimensions: (education, health, standard of living, basic services, work), and each dimension includes A set of indicators. Therefore, these dimensions and indicators were used to calculate multidimensional poverty in the displaced communities in Dohuk Governorate. The goal of this research was to measure multidimensional poverty and know the proportion of poor people and the severity of poverty at the aggregate level of the communities (Chishkou, Darkar, Qadiya, Persevi- 1 , Persev - 2) As well as each locality individually, one of the most important findings reached is the presence of a disparity in the proportions of the poor population who suffer from multiple aspects of deprivation between the localities.
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