Transfers, Safety Nets, and Poverty T he poor in Iraq are disproportionately dependent on non-labor incomes, and lacking assets, in particular, on transfers including through the Public Distribution System (PDS). - Military dependent - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Transfers, Safety Nets, and Poverty T he poor in Iraq are disproportionately dependent on non-labor incomes, and lacking assets, in particular, on transfers including through the Public Distribution System (PDS). Add to Reading List Document Date: 2015-04-13 21:00:29 Open Document File Size: 178,00 KB Share Result on Facebook City Baghdad / / Country Egypt / Iraq / Syria / northern Iraq and Syria / / Event Natural Disaster / / IndustryTerm food consumption / family networks / food prices / subsidized food items / reduced food stocks / food production effects / food purchases / reported reducing food stocks / food stocks / reduced food purchases / food production / subsidized food / food calories / purchase food / social protection network / subsidized food distribution system / food / / Person Job Death / Job Any / / Position educated head / household head / head / head / and a non-employed head / / Region northern Iraq / / SocialTag Emergency management Management Government of India Poverty in India Public Distribution System Poverty Ration stamp Rationing Social safety net Disaster preparedness

Transfers, Safety Nets, and Poverty T he poor in Iraq are disproportionately dependent on non-labor incomes, and lacking assets, in particular, on transfers including through the Public Distribution System (PDS).Add to Reading List