Flag Peru

Page last updated

November 2011

 

The Peru PAT was released on October 2011. Future changes to this tool are detailed in the PAT Changelog


PAT Survey

Sept 2011

(English- .XLS)
(Español - .XLS)

PAT Data Entry Template

Sept 2011

(.ZIP; open within CSPro)

User guide

(PDF)


Tool Information

 

Poverty line used for MRR reporting

Median National Poverty Line

Value of poverty line used for MRR reporting in local currency

171.40 per capita per month in 2009 prices

Other poverty lines*

(2009 prices)

Food poverty line: 144 per capita per month
Halfway between median and national poverty line: 171.40 per capita per month

(2009 prices)

National poverty line: 257 per capita per month
50% above national poverty line: 385.5 per capita per month

Automated poverty comparisons by**

Province, location, gender of HOH, HH size, share of female HH members, roof, flooring

Ownership of: gas stove, car, radio

Other comparisons

Gender by Education, Gender by Location

 

Original source survey

Encuesta Nacional de Hogares (2009)

Certification document

(.PDF)

 

To access previous versions of this PAT Survey or Data Entry Template, please email pathelp@iris.umd.edu.

* The data analysis program in most PATs allows for comparisons against multiple poverty lines. In some cases, these poverty lines vary by region: a household in region A with a calculated household expenditure of X might fall below a poverty line while a household in a different region with the same expenditure might fall above that same poverty line.

** PATs developed using CSPro give automatic poverty comparisions by a number of variables so users can, for example, compare the poverty rates among regions or gender of the head of household. Such results are INDICATIVE and are only statistically valid for samples that are of appropriate size and distribution for that sub-population.

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