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Global MPI Data Tables for Winter 2017-2018

Brief methodological note on the Winter 2017-2018 updates

	Multidimensional Poverty Index – Winter 2017-18: Brief Methodological Note and Results
	Data tables 1.1-2.3 Main MPI results, headcount ratio by dimensions, contribution of deprivations and other measures of poverty and wellbeing at the national level (104 countries). Download
	Data tables 3.1-4.3 Multidimensional poverty, headcount ratio by dimension and contribution of deprivations in rural and urban areas (104 countries). Download
	Data tables 5.1-5.4 Multidimensional poverty, headcount ratio by dimension and contribution of deprivations at the sub-national level. Download
	Table 7 The table presents an archive of all MPI estimations published since 2010. These are not harmonized for comparisons over time. Table 7 covers 256 estimations for 120 countries in 2016. Download

Global MPI Data Tables for 2017

Brief methodological note on the Summer 2017 updates (pdf).

Table	Contents	Download
Tables 1.1-2.3	Main MPI results, headcount ratio by dimensions, contribution of deprivations and other measures of poverty and wellbeing at the national level (103 countries)
Tables 3.1-4.3	Multidimensional poverty, headcount ratio by dimension and contribution of deprivations in rural and urban areas (102 countries)
Tables 5.1-5.4	Multidimensional poverty, headcount ratio by dimension and contribution of deprivations at the sub-national level (988 regions of 78 countries)
Table 7	The table presents an archive of all MPI estimations published since 2010. These are not harmonized for comparisons over time. Table 7 covers 256 estimations for 120 countries in 2017.
Table 8	Multidimensional poverty, headcount ratio by dimensions and contribution of deprivations for different age groups at the national level (103 countries)

Citations

Please cite Data Tables 1.1 – 7 as: Alkire, S. and Robles, G. (2017). “Multidimensional Poverty Index Summer 2017: Brief methodological note and results.” OPHI Methodological Note 44, University of Oxford.

Please note Table 7 also draws upon the following papers from previous years:

Multidimensional Poverty Index – Summer 2016: Brief Methodological Note and Results
Multidimensional Poverty Index – Summer 2015: Brief Methodological Note and Results
Multidimensional Poverty Index 2014: Brief Methodological Note and Results
Multidimensional Poverty Index 2013: Brief Methodological Note and Results
Multidimensional Poverty Index 2011: Brief Methodological Note
Alkire, S. and Santos, M. E. (2010). “Acute multidimensional poverty: A new index for developing countries.” OPHI Working Papers 38, University of Oxford.

Please cite Data Table 8 as: Alkire, S. Jindra, C. Robles, G. and Vaz, A. (2017). ‘Multidimensional Poverty Index – Summer 2017: brief methodological note and results’. OPHI MPI Methodological Notes No. 44, Oxford Poverty and Human Development Initiative, University of Oxford.

Further resources

Further information can be found in our country-specific briefings, interactive databank and Global MPI data tables.

Global MPI Data Tables for 2016

Data tables from the Global MPI Winter update (posted December 2016).

OPHIBrief_44_MPI_meth_note_Dec2016

Table	Contents	Download
Tables 1.1-2.3	Main MPI results, headcount ratio by dimensions, contribution of deprivations and other measures of poverty and wellbeing at the national level (103 countries)
Tables 3.1-4.3	Multidimensional poverty, headcount ratio by dimension and contribution of deprivations in rural and urban areas (101 countries)
Tables 5.1-5.4	Multidimensional poverty, headcount ratio by dimension and contribution of deprivations at the sub-national level (962 regions of 77 countries)
Tables 6.1-6.6	Changes to MPI poverty over time, including annualised changes in headcount ratio and intensity, changes in each indicator at the national level and changes in destitution where available (50 countries)
Table 7	The table presents an archive of all MPI estimations published since 2010. These are not harmonised for comparisons over time (for harmonised estimations see Table 6). Table 7 covers 241 estimations for 119 countries in 2016.

Citations

Please cite data tables 1.1 – 7 as: Citation: Alkire, S., Robles, G. (2016). “Multidimensional Poverty Index 2016: Brief methodological note and results.” OPHI Briefing 43, University of Oxford.

Please note Table 7 also draws upon the following papers from previous years:

Multidimensional Poverty Index – Winter 2014/2015: Brief Methodological Note and Results
Multidimensional Poverty Index 2014: Brief Methodological Note and Results
Multidimensional Poverty Index 2013: Brief Methodological Note and Results
Multidimensional Poverty Index 2011: Brief Methodological Note
Alkire, S. and Santos, M. E. (2010). “Acute multidimensional poverty: A new index for developing countries.” OPHI Working Papers 38, University of Oxford.

Brief methodological note on the Summer 2016 updates (pdf).

Table	Contents	Download
Tables 1.1-2.3	Main MPI results, headcount ratio by dimensions, contribution of deprivations and other measures of poverty and wellbeing at the national level (102 countries)
Tables 3.1-4.3	Multidimensional poverty, headcount ratio by dimension and contribution of deprivations in rural and urban areas (100 countries)
Tables 5.1-5.4	Multidimensional poverty, headcount ratio by dimension and contribution of deprivations at the sub-national level (962 regions of 78 countries)
Tables 6.1-6.6	Changes to MPI poverty over time, including annualised changes in headcount ratio and intensity, changes in each indicator at the national level and changes in destitution where available (50 countries)
Table 7	The table presents an archive of all MPI estimations published since 2010. These are not harmonized for comparisons over time (for harmonized estimations see Table 6). Table 7 covers 232 estimations for 118 countries in 2016.

Citations

Please cite data tables 1.1 – 7 as: Citation: Alkire, S., Jindra, C., Robles, G.,Vaz, A. (2016). “Multidimensional Poverty Index 2016: Brief methodological note and results.” OPHI Briefing 42, University of Oxford.

Please note Table 7 also draws upon the following papers from previous years:

Global MPI Data Tables for 2015

Data tables from the Global MPI Winter update 2015/16 (posted December 2015).

Brief methodological note on the Winter 2015/16 updates (pdf).

Table	Contents	Download
Tables 1.1-2.3	Main MPI results, headcount ratio by dimensions, contribution of deprivations and other measures of poverty and wellbeing at the national level (101 countries)
Tables 3.1-4.3	Multidimensional poverty, headcount ratio by dimension and contribution of deprivations in rural and urban areas (99 countries)
Tables 5.1-5.4	Multidimensional poverty, headcount ratio by dimension and contribution of deprivations at the sub-national level (990 regions of 78 countries)
Tables 6.1-6.6	Changes to MPI poverty over time, including annualised changes in headcount ratio and intensity, changes in each indicator at the national level and changes in destitution where available (34 countries) – no update
Table 7	The table presents an archive of all MPI estimations published since 2010. These are not harmonized for comparisons over time (for harmonized estimations see Table 6). Table 7 covers 222 estimations for 117 countries in 2015.

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Detailed MPI data is available to download from the tables below. Tables 1.1 – 5.3 were updated in June 2015 and are appendices to the Methodological Note – Summer 2015. They include:

Detailed MPI results at the country level (101 countries)
Breakdown of MPI results by rural and urban areas (99 countries)
MPI at the sub-national level for 884 regions of 77 countries

Table 6.1-6.6 was updated in June 2014 and covers changes to multidimensional poverty over time for 34 countries and their sub-national regions where possible. It is an appendix to the Methodological Note – Winter 2014/2015 and Multidimensional Poverty Dynamics: Methodology and Results for 34 countries.

The tables are divided into sheets to help in navigating through the data. The chart below provides detailed information on what is included in each data table and sheet. You can download the tables by clicking on the icons in the right-hand column.

Table	Contents	Download
Tables 1.1-2.3	Main MPI results, headcount ratio by dimensions, contribution of deprivations and other measures of poverty and wellbeing at the national level (101 countries)
Tables 3.1-4.3	Multidimensional poverty, headcount ratio by dimension and contribution of deprivations in rural and urban areas (99 countries)
Tables 5.1-5.4	Multidimensional poverty, headcount ratio by dimension and contribution of deprivations at the sub-national level (884 regions of 77 countries)
Tables 6.1-6.6	Changes to MPI poverty over time, including annualised changes in headcount ratio and intensity, changes in each indicator at the national level and changes in destitution where available (34 countries)
Table 7	The table presents an archive of all MPI estimations published since 2010. These are not harmonized for comparisons over time (for harmonized estimations see Table 6). Table 7 covers 222 estimations for 117 countries in 2015.

Citations

Please cite data tables 1.1 – 5.4 as: Citation: Alkire, S., and Robles, G. (2015). “Multidimensional Poverty Index 2015: Brief methodological note and results.” OPHI Briefing 31, University of Oxford.

Please cite data from tables 6.1-6.6 as: Alkire, S., Roche, J. M., and Vaz, A. (2014). “Multidimensional poverty dynamics: Methodology and results for 34 countries.” Oxford Poverty and Human Development Initiative (OPHI), Oxford University.

Please cite data from table 7 as: Alkire, S., and Robles, G. (2015). “Multidimensional Poverty Index 2015: Brief methodological note and results.” OPHI Briefing 31, University of Oxford.

Please note Table 7 also draws upon the following papers from previous years: