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This online course explores how the Multidimensional Poverty Index (MPI) can be used as a policy tool for efficient poverty reduction. Through interactive lectures, workshops, conversations with global leaders, and practitioners’ panels, this five-day programme will leverage open discussions on multidimensional poverty reduction and high-level networking with fellow policymakers and leading experts from around the world.
Learning objectives
By the end of the programme, participants will be able to:
- Confidently interpret and communicate MPI results
- Set policy goals and lead strategies for poverty reduction
- Coordinate multisectoral teams using the MPI as a tool for:
- Planning, targeting, and budgeting
- Strengthening governance
- Reporting on SDG target 1.2 and other international/national goals
- Responding to and recovering from the pandemic and other crises
- Use the MPI as a tool to bridge technical and political efforts to accelerate poverty reduction
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Target audience
The Leaders’ Programme is aimed at senior professionals with a strong interest in multidimensional poverty and a capacity for influencing public policy priorities at an international, national, subnational, and institutional level. This includes decision makers in the highest levels of a ministry, secretariat, agency, commission, or multilateral organization, in roles such as minister, deputy minister, permanent secretary, director general, secretary general, executive director, department head, or equivalent.
Registration/enrollment
The application deadline for the Leaders Programme is April 15, 2022. The course fee of £1,500 covers registration and programme tuition, all academic materials, continuous support throughout the programme, and upon successful completion, a digital Certificate of Completion from OPHI and Oxford’s Department of International Development. Register through this link.
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