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A Holistic Framework for Poverty Monitoring: A Critical Evaluation of Research Processes Used

   

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Research Proposal
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Introduction
Research Aims and objectives
Literature Review
Research Methodology
Conclusion & potential outcomes
References
Table of content
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TOPIC: A Holistic framework for poverty monitoring, which
responds more closely to children’s concerns.
Social research could be explained as method which is used by social
scientist and researchers to learn about people and societies so that they
can design the products and services. This is important for each
individual to analysis the different ways and activities which are needed
to conduct the business and attain the higher performance. This report
covers a discussion about children's poverty and ways to remove this.
The report is based on article such as Save the Children written by Sohie
Writer that can help to manage the all information and ideas to work
accordingly.
Introduction
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Research Aims and Objectives
Aim : To develop a more holistic framework for poverty monitoring, which responds more closely
to children's concerns”.
Research Objectives
To determine the children’s perceptions of poverty, its causes and implications, in Uganda.
To develop understandings about trends in child poverty? Which groups of
children are most vulnerable?
To examine the existing policies relating to children, and how effective are they? Do they meet
children’s priorities?
To explain the indicators should be used to monitor child poverty? What are the major gaps at
present.
Research Aims and Objectives
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