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Informal Economy Budget Analysis in Philippines and Quezon City

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  • Francie Lund
  • Florencia Casanova-Dorotan

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The study says that the poverty reduction targets in the Philippines were incorporated for the first time in the 1987–1992 Development Plan and, after that, anti-poverty became the centerpiece programme undertaken by past administrations.

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  • Francie Lund & Florencia Casanova-Dorotan, 2017. "Informal Economy Budget Analysis in Philippines and Quezon City," Working Papers id:12288, eSocialSciences.
    • Handle: RePEc:ess:wpaper:id:12288
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    1. Martin Medina, 2005. "Waste Picker Cooperatives in Developing Countries," Working Papers id:14, eSocialSciences.
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