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10-5 Ichigaya Honmuracho, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 162-8433
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10min. walk from Ichigaya Station, JR Chuo/Sobu Line
10min. walk from Ichigaya Station Exit A1, Tokyo Toei Shinjuku Line
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This study aims to develop long-term panel data on agricultural households in 98 Indonesian villages in seven provinces to identify the roles played by space, infrastructure, human capital and agriculture, among others, in the dynamics of growth and poverty reduction. It will take a micro-econometric approach to derive policy proposals. Some of the findings have been published already in World Development Report 2009. Several papers on space, human capital, infrastructure and other areas are in preparation. This is a joint study with the International Food Policy Research Institute. The impact of the financial crisis is also being monitored in part of the region studied.
- Research area
- Economic Growth and Poverty Reduction
- Research period
- 2012.10.01 ～ 2013.03.31
- Chief
- Ken Odajima
- Topics
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Research results (publications)
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No.81 Risk, Infrastructure, and Rural Market Integration: Implications of Infrastructure Provision for Food Markets and Household Consumption in Rural Indonesia
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No.2 Applying the Experiences of Asia to the World -Infrastructure Development for Poverty Reduction-
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No.14 Has Decentralization in Indonesia Led to Elite Capture of Reflection of Majority Preference?
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No.13 Climate Change, Perceptions and the Heterogeneity of Adaptation and Rice Productivity: Evidence from Indonesian Villages
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No.12 Impact of Prenatal and Environmental Factors on Child Growth: Evidence from Indonesia
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No.11 Human Capital, Mobility, and Income Dynamics: Evidence from Indonesia
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No.10 Are Schooling and Roads Complementary? Evidence from Rural Indonesia
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No.9 Conceptualizing and Measuring Ethnicity
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