Design and implementation features of the national household targeting system in the Philippines
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"Evaluation of Anti‐Poverty Programs’ Impact on Joint Disadvantages: Insights From the Philippine Experience,"
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Inequality; Social Protections&Assistance; Services&Transfers to Poor; Access of Poor to Social Services; Economic Assistance; Disability; Labor Markets; Educational Sciences;All these keywords.
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