Young Lives
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Psychosocial Status and Cognitive Achievement in Peru
This paper presents the results of a quantitative analysis that measured the relationship between psychosocial status at the age of 8, and the development of cognitive skills four years later.
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El gasto público social frente a la infancia: análisis del Programa Juntos y de la oferta y demanda de servicios asociados a sus condiciones
El presente estudio contiene los resultados de un estudio sobre JUNTOS, que es un programa de transferencia condicionada de dinero orientado a aliviar la pobreza en el Perú.
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Psychometric characteristics of cognitive development and achievement instruments in Round 2 of Young Lives
Young Lives (YL) is a long-term international research project about childhood poverty based at the University of Oxford that integrates cutting edge research with local, national
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Maternal Migration and Child Well-Being in Peru
Se evidencia que la migración no sólo influencia a los que emigran, sino que también puede tener efectos intergeneracionales en los hijos.
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Early Nutrition and Cognitive Achievement in Pre-school Children in Peru
This paper examines the relationship between early stunting and later cognitive achievement.
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Young Lives: Peru Round 2 Survey
The initial findings from the second round of data collection in Peru between late 2006 and early 2007. It provides a broad outline of key child poverty indicators, as well as changes that have taken place since the first round of research in 2002.
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An Assessment of the Young Lives Sampling Approach in Peru
The objectives of this report are to describe the first round sample and the sampling design of Young Lives in Peru, and to derive appropriate sampling weights needed to use the data.
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Trade liberalisation and child welfare: assessing the impact of a free trade agreement between Peru and the USA
Peru is in the process of negotiating a free trade agreement with the USA which would eliminate trade concessions on most goods and serv
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Does having a newborn child affect income diversification opportunities?: evidence from the peruvian young lives study
The ability of households to diversify their income sources is strongly related to their capacity to cope in times of pressure, such as during economic crises.
