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Poverty and the Household Economy of Myanmar: A Disappearing Middle Class
The contraction of household incomes since the onset of the pandemic and the political crisis shows no sign of recovery. Respondents of the People’s Pulse
With the increase in poverty due to the COVID pandemic and events since February 2021, the need for relevant, timely and accessible information is critical for humanitarian, development and peace-related interventions countrywide. Hence, the development challenge is to address the data deficit in Myanmar, provide access to data, analytics and insights in order to support the cooperation partners and civil society organisations to make the right evidence-based decisions.
To address the development challenge of data deficit, quality, accessibility and useability, the Myanmar Development Observatory (MDO) was established.
The contraction of household incomes since the onset of the pandemic and the political crisis shows no sign of recovery. Respondents of the People’s Pulse
This comprehensive report delves into the intricate dynamics of Myanmar’s food and agriculture systems, offering a meticulous analysis of their transformation amidst the challenges posed
The State Administration Council (SAC)’s opaque decision-making, confusing communications, and numerous policy changes in response to immediate economic challenges have reversed the decade of economic
Fifty-three percent of children in Myanmar are expected to live below the national poverty line by 2022, meaning an additional four million children will live