Mujeri, Mustafa K.2007-11-132007-02-232007-11-132002http://hdl.handle.net/10625/32663Participatory Poverty and Development Monitoring (PPDM) uses specific indicators to cover areas of village/household characteristics, such as income; nutrition and sanitation; employment, labour and wages; assets and credit; women and children; education and health; trade, commerce and non-farm activities; agriculture and environment; information and communication, and others. The indicators provide a profile of available resources and potential for development.1 digital fileapplication/pdfenPOVERTYLOCAL GOVERNMENTPARTICIPATORY RESEARCHPOVERTY ALLEVIATIONBANGLADESHPARTICIPATORY DEVELOPMENTNON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONSMONITORING AND EVALUATIONINDICATORSHOUSEHOLD SURVEYSRESEARCH TO POLICYSOUTH ASIAWorking Paper