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Jean Claude Nsabimana

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31 July 2020

Sustainable Development Goals in Cibitoke and Kirundo Provinces, Burundi

In this paper, progress on some of the key Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) targets for the two poorest provinces of Burundi namely Cibitoke and Kirundo are measured. Primary data, using a survey as research instrument, was collected for 4,839 househ …

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31 July 2020

Cash-transfer Programs and Income-generating Activities: Evidence from Rural Burundi

We investigated the nexus between a cash-transfer program and creation of income-generating activities using evidence from rural Burundi. The cash-transfer program, named “Terintambwe,” was designed as a package of four interventions that included a ca …

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29 May 2020

Can Cash Transfer Programs Boost Income-generating Activities in Rural Burundi?

In a bid to achieve the number one Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) of no poverty, the government of Burundi has developed a national social protection strategy. As part of the strategy, the government is currently implementing cash transfer programs …

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1 November 2013

La Contribution des Institutions de Micro Finance au Financement des Petites et Moyennes Entreprises et l’Autonomisation des Femmes au Burundi / Contribution of Micro Finance Institutions in Financing Small and Medium Enterprises and the Empowerment of Wo

“The project proves to be innovative and could inspire the reflections on micro finance and the ‘vulnerable groups’. Its overall objective is the analysis of the impact of services of MFIs on SMEs and the empowerment of women. Several specific objectiv …

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31 October 2013

Pauvreté Monétaire versus Non-monétaire au Burundi / Monetary versus Non-monetary Poverty in Burundi

The overall objective of the study is to analyse the poverty situation in Burundi. For this purpose, three specific objectives are considered: to assess income poverty using an equivalence scale; construct a composite poverty indicator based on the mul …

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