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Output 3: Research into the causes and effects of extreme poverty and the effectiveness of measures taken to address extreme poverty is undertaken and results disseminated The Research team have undertaken the following work this quarter. Working Papers Published in the Website • Working paper 31: “Feeding practices and nutritional status of extreme poor young children in families of working mothers in the slums of Dhaka” by Ashraful Kabir • Working paper 32: “Migration and its effect on extreme poor households’ trajectories” by A K M Fazlur Rahman and Sohel Rana • Working paper 33: “Access to Market and Outcomes: Experience of the Extreme Poor” by Mohammad Ali Ahsan • Working paper 34: “How ethnic minorities became poor and stay poor in Bangladesh: a qualitative enquiry” by Nikhil Chakma and Mathilde Maitrot • Working paper 35: “Seasonal food security strategies of the ‘extreme poor’ of Haor in Bangladesh” by Arafat Alam • Working paper 36: “An analysis of the extreme poor’s experiences of the contemporary agrarian structures in Bangladesh” by SK. Tariquzzaman Research Books • Manuscript of the first book (edited volume) entitled “Extreme Poverty, Growth and Inequality in Bangladesh” has been submitted to the publisher (Practical Action Publishing, UK). • Manuscript of the second book (edited volume) entitled “Aiding Resilience among the Extreme Poor in Bangladesh” has also been submitted to the publisher (University Press Limited, Dhaka). 6
Final EEP Research Report on Eradicating Extreme Poverty in Bangladesh: Lessons from EEP/Shiree The field work for the study was completed, and transcription of all field notes both in Bengali and English was concluded. Data analysis and writing of the report are in progress, with a draft to be expected in early September. Progress in CMS 3 The CMS 3: Socio-economic and Anthropometric Survey 2016 has been completed. Data analysis and report writing and preparation of a four page brief are in progress, and are expected to be concluded in September. z Beneficiary poses with the cow she received as part of the programme 7
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