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RAPID ASSESSMENT OF ANTI-POVERTY PROGRAM AND PROJECTS

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This chapter presents the essential findings of evaluation of anti-poverty programs in the Philippines especially studies of Medel (1999) and Balisacan et al (2000). In summary, anti-poverty programs require both institutional and individual champions.

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Medel, Angelita G.
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