Helping Promote Poverty Reduction and Increased Equality

The Country Development Partnership on Poverty Analysis and Monitoring (CPD-PAM) is a partnership between the Royal Thai Government (RTG), the World Bank, and other Development Partners, with the national planning agency, the Office of the National Economic and Social Development Board (NESDB) as the lead agency. CDP-PAM aims to support the implementation of the poverty reduction goals under Thailand’s Poverty Reduction Strategy and the Ninth Plan (B.E. 2002 – 2006). Through technical assistance, workshops, and training activities, CDP-PAM aims to assist the NESDB to achieve its poverty reduction goal by

• providing more timely information on poverty,
• improving the understanding of the patterns and causes of poverty in Thailand,
• strengthening the poverty focus of government policies, and
• enabling policy makers to target intervention more effectively.  

Publications and Reports

 

CDP-PAM Country Development Partnership for Poverty Analysis and Monitoring 2006 (CDP-PAM) (625kb pdf)

 

Summary of Lessons Learnt on the Policy Development (410kb pdf)

 

Thailand Country Development Partnership for Poverty Analysis and Monitoring Phase II - November 2003 to December 2005 - Monitoring Report. Thai version  (373kb pdf) / English version

 

Reports on the Poverty in Northeastern of Thailand

 

Dr. Haruko Uchida. (2006). Skill and Competitiveness for Poverty Reduction in Northeastern Thailand: Final Report on Capacity Building Using e-Learniing Project.

 

Dr. Pasana Chularut. (2006). Skill and Competitiveness for Poverty Reduction in Northeastern Thailand: Final Report on Capacity Building Using e-Learniing Project

 

Partner Organizations Include

NESDB
Local Development Institute
UN-ESCAP
UNDP
World Bank

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Millennium Development Goals Report 2004.  More.

Annual Report 2003 (863kb pdf)