Cash in the City : The Case of Port-au-Prince

Following the 2010 devastating earthquake and subsequent cholera epidemic, Port-au-Prince’s residents have been increasingly affected by food insecurity, socio-economic unrest including periods of complete lock-down, and gang violence. In light of...

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Main Authors:	D'Aoust, Olivia, Gunneman, Julius, Patel, Karishma V., Tassot, Caroline
Format:	Working Paper
Language:	English
Published:	World Bank, Washington, DC 2022
Subjects:	COMPOSITE VULNERABILITY INDICATOR SOCIAL ASSISTANCE DELIVERY HOUSEHOLD AND GEOSPATIAL DATA INEQUALITY AND VULNERABILITY IN PORT-AU-PRINCE DISASTER RELIEF INSECURITY VULNERABLE URBAN RESIDENTS NATURAL DISASTER RECOVERY CHOLERA EPIDEMIC
Online Access:	http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099755004052229567/IDU09eb3d5e00298d043ee09e740fa2adfe56744 http://hdl.handle.net/10986/37443

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spelling	okr-10986-374432022-05-17T05:10:35Z Cash in the City : The Case of Port-au-Prince D'Aoust, Olivia Gunneman, Julius Patel, Karishma V. Tassot, Caroline COMPOSITE VULNERABILITY INDICATOR SOCIAL ASSISTANCE DELIVERY HOUSEHOLD AND GEOSPATIAL DATA INEQUALITY AND VULNERABILITY IN PORT-AU-PRINCE DISASTER RELIEF INSECURITY VULNERABLE URBAN RESIDENTS NATURAL DISASTER RECOVERY CHOLERA EPIDEMIC Following the 2010 devastating earthquake and subsequent cholera epidemic, Port-au-Prince’s residents have been increasingly affected by food insecurity, socio-economic unrest including periods of complete lock-down, and gang violence. In light of the insecurity which limits the possibilities to collect the necessary information to target the vulnerable residents of Port-au-Prince, this paper aims at providing meaningful evidence to inform the remote targeting and delivery of a potential social assistance program. Putting together household and geospatial data, we compute a composite vulnerability indicator for the metropolitan area, offering a first snapshot of inequality and vulnerability within the city, and discuss the results’ implications for social protection programming. 2022-05-16T21:32:50Z 2022-05-16T21:32:50Z 2022-03 Working Paper http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099755004052229567/IDU09eb3d5e00298d043ee09e740fa2adfe56744 http://hdl.handle.net/10986/37443 English Social Protection & Jobs Discussion Paper;2205 CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Working Paper (Numbered Series) Latin America & Caribbean Haiti
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topic	COMPOSITE VULNERABILITY INDICATOR SOCIAL ASSISTANCE DELIVERY HOUSEHOLD AND GEOSPATIAL DATA INEQUALITY AND VULNERABILITY IN PORT-AU-PRINCE DISASTER RELIEF INSECURITY VULNERABLE URBAN RESIDENTS NATURAL DISASTER RECOVERY CHOLERA EPIDEMIC
spellingShingle	COMPOSITE VULNERABILITY INDICATOR SOCIAL ASSISTANCE DELIVERY HOUSEHOLD AND GEOSPATIAL DATA INEQUALITY AND VULNERABILITY IN PORT-AU-PRINCE DISASTER RELIEF INSECURITY VULNERABLE URBAN RESIDENTS NATURAL DISASTER RECOVERY CHOLERA EPIDEMIC D'Aoust, Olivia Gunneman, Julius Patel, Karishma V. Tassot, Caroline Cash in the City : The Case of Port-au-Prince
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description	Following the 2010 devastating earthquake and subsequent cholera epidemic, Port-au-Prince’s residents have been increasingly affected by food insecurity, socio-economic unrest including periods of complete lock-down, and gang violence. In light of the insecurity which limits the possibilities to collect the necessary information to target the vulnerable residents of Port-au-Prince, this paper aims at providing meaningful evidence to inform the remote targeting and delivery of a potential social assistance program. Putting together household and geospatial data, we compute a composite vulnerability indicator for the metropolitan area, offering a first snapshot of inequality and vulnerability within the city, and discuss the results’ implications for social protection programming.
format	Working Paper
author	D'Aoust, Olivia Gunneman, Julius Patel, Karishma V. Tassot, Caroline
author_facet	D'Aoust, Olivia Gunneman, Julius Patel, Karishma V. Tassot, Caroline
author_sort	D'Aoust, Olivia
title	Cash in the City : The Case of Port-au-Prince
title_short	Cash in the City : The Case of Port-au-Prince
title_full	Cash in the City : The Case of Port-au-Prince
title_fullStr	Cash in the City : The Case of Port-au-Prince
title_full_unstemmed	Cash in the City : The Case of Port-au-Prince
title_sort	cash in the city : the case of port-au-prince
publisher	World Bank, Washington, DC
publishDate	2022
url	http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099755004052229567/IDU09eb3d5e00298d043ee09e740fa2adfe56744 http://hdl.handle.net/10986/37443
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Cash in the City : The Case of Port-au-Prince

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