What does PPA stand for?

Participatory Poverty Assessment

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These plans come after the Participatory Poverty Assessment (PPA) identified challenges in the region, which have now been integrated into proposed development plans.

Namibia: Mighty Otjozondjupa Plans Better Security

Participatory poverty assessment studies in Uganda have shown that ownership of either a mobile phone or a fixed phone was reported by about 5% of households in the country.

Communication changing lives: the communication and information ...

The CPAs will involve institutional analyses, national surveys of living conditions and participatory poverty assessments.

Poverty assessments

Participatory Poverty Assessments (PPAs) point to female-headed households, especially those with children who are too young to work or care for themselves, as being particularly vulnerable.

Appendix B: participants handouts

Byline: sander03 Ohangwena Region, the fourth poorest region in the country, has activated a development plan after a Participatory Poverty Assessment (PPA) was conducted.

Namibia: Ohangwena in Bid to Attract Investment

Uganda's extensive 1998-2002 gender-aware Participatory Poverty Assessment Programme consulted the poor, including women, to ensure their voices would be integrated into the national planning process.

Poverty Reduction Strategy Papers [PRSPs] must mainstream gender