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For more information on how to implement a PAT, see the online training course or download the PAT Implementation manual.
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July 2010 |
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The devastating earthquake that struck Haiti on 12 January 2010 dramatically changed the nation's socio-economic landscape. Because of this, USAID implementing partners in Haiti will be exempt from using the PAT until further notice. It is suspected that this PAT may not be relevant in the regions that suffered the most damage from the earthquake. PAT indicators can still be used for indicative purposes. Use of the PAT in regions not significnatly affected by the earthquake is at your discretion. |
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PAT Survey |
July 2007 |
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PAT Data Entry Template |
June 2007 |
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User guide |
Not available |
Tool Information |
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Poverty line used for MRR reporting: |
$1/day per capita per day at PPP |
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Value of poverty line used for MRR reporting in local currency: |
7.6 Gourdes per capita per day |
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Other poverty lines*: |
N/A |
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Original source survey: |
Enquête sur les Conditions de Vie en Haïti (ECVH) 2001 |
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Certification document: |
Not available |
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* 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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