SECONDARY DATA ANALYSIS BOLIVIA VERONA 2001

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SECONDARY DATA ANALYSIS BOLIVIAVERONA 2001

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Variables UsedSDA 2000
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Drought
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Frost
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Flooding
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Agricultural Potential
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Forest Potential
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Income
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Physical Access
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Number of persons per room
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Illiteracy
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Development index, relative to gender
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Proportion of the population that seeks medical
attention at health centers
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Gap of unsatisfied basic needs between indigenous
and Spanish speaking families
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RISK OF UNEMPLOYMENT AND INFORMAL ACTIVITIES FOR
CITIES
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Variables UsedSDA 2001
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Outcome Indicators

• Poverty Index ( of the population)
• Income US PPA
• Human Development Index
• Unsatisfied Basic Needs ( of population)
• Development index, relative to gender
• (gap between men and women)

 
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Independent Indicators

• Proportion of the population with access to
  drinkable water
• Number of doctors by population
• Proportion of the population that seeks medical
  attention
• at traditional doctors
• Proportion of the population that seeks medical
  attention
• at health centers
• Accumulation of persons in
• Population with shortage inadequate or
  improvised
• Shortage of Services
• Shortage of Sanitation Services
• Shortage of Energy
• Shortage of Education
• Shortage of Access to Health Facilities
• School attendance (measured in years)

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• Number of Primary Schools
• Number of pupils at primary schools
• Expenditures of municipalities in maternal care
• Gap of unsatisfied basic needs between
  Indigenous
• and Spanish speaking families
• Total consultations per capita
• Number of health posts
• Number of basic support hospitals
• Number of support hospitals
• Number of service schools (pre-primary)
• Number of pre-primary registered pupils
• Number of service schools (secondary)
• Number of secondary registered pupils

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• Number of service schools (superior)
• Number of superior registered pupils
• Number of service schools (alternative)
• Number of alternative registered pupils
• Total Investment in Agriculture 1994
• Total Investment in Health 1994
• Total Investment in Education 1994
• Total Investment in basic reparation 1994
• Total Investment in Agriculture 1995
• Total Investment in Health 1995
• Total Investment in Education 1995
• Total Investment in basic reparation 1995
• Total Investment in Agriculture 1996
• Total Investment in Health 1996

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• Total Investment in Education 1996
• Total Investment in basic reparation 1996
• Total Investment in Agriculture 1997
• Total Investment in Health 1997
• Total Investment in Education 1997
• Total Investment in basic reparation 1997
• Total number of policlinics
• Access to fluvial drainage 1994
• Access to disposition of solid waste 1994
• Number of industrial establishments
• Number of financial establishments
• Expenditures of municipios in gender related
  activities
• Estimated number of organizations

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Descriptive Indicators

• Average altitude
• Average yearly rainfall
• Degree of urbanization
• Population density
• Urban NBI (population with unsatisfied basic
  needs)
• Rural NBI
• Population with satisfied basic needs ()
• Population living at the threshold of poverty
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• Population living in moderated poverty ()
• Indigent population ()
• Marginal population ()

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Appropriation of results.
Institutionalisation
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RESULTS VAM 2000 AND SAF 2001
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Results
General Same Detail Some differences
Why?
High correlations in the variables used in the
SDA 2001. Weighting by population in the SDA 2001
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Combination of the both SDA