This publication summarises the results of a capacity building procees, which started in 2003, to integrate environmental, social and economic considerations in public policies.

Released at the World Summit in Johannesburg, this joint report dicusses the Sustainable Livelihoods project parameters and its use of case studies to show how business can successfully adopt sustainable practices.

This publication examines a powerful new information analysis and communication tool that has come into prominence in recent years. It shows how poverty maps can be used by international, national, local decision-makers to direct investments in human development.

Workshop proceedings, Wageningen, Netherlands, 1998

Workshop summary report, Wageningen, Netherlands, 1998

Compte rendu de visite d'étude, Guinée, 1997

This report presents the findings of a study that aimed to examine the relationship between the location of rural poor population and land use quality in West Africa based on "best available" data using Geographic Information Systems technology. Following a WRI model using Human Development Index (HDI) indicators to represent poverty the study identified levels of poverty in terms of the following surrogate Health and Demographic Survey variables: child mortality, adult female literacy, primary school enrolment, and children with stunted growth.