claim: for 21 countries in sub-saharan africa, "we simply do not have data to say anything about trends in poverty."
author: morten jerven
evidence_1: poverty rate estimate. in sub-saharan africa, where poverty is most severe, 61  per cent of countries have no adequate data to monitor poverty trends. lack of ...
evidence_2: for 21 countries in sub-saharan africa, "we simply do not have data to say  anything about trends in poverty." — politifact global news service on thursday,  ...
evidence_3: jun 3, 2016 ... figure 1.9. many countries do not have enough health providers .... children in  sub-saharan africa will be 10 times more likely to die before their.
evidence_4: not have any poverty data point and 28 countries have only one poverty data ...  finally, we add another six countries that are in the povcalnet database6, an  online tool for ... and for which poverty trends have not been tracked by the world  bank. .... year period illustrates significant improvements in sub-saharan africa  with ...
evidence_5: nearly 200 countries signed on, and they worked to create a series of 21 targets  with 60 ... a functionalist might focus on why we have global inequality and what  social ... were referred to as the third world and included most of sub-saharan  africa, .... in some ways, the term global feminization of poverty says it all: around  the ...