Editorial

Unions and Poverty Reduction Strategy Papers - an overview, by Claude Kwaku Akpokavie
Central African Republic: Debt relief on hold, by workers on edge, by Ramon Vivanco and Isabelle Hoferlin
More of the same - Niger's PRSP experience, by Soumaila Mamadou
African PRSPs - unions dialogue with World Bank and IMF, by Mohammed Mwamadzingo
Building a fair society - Kyrgyzstan's unions and poverty reduction, by Svetlana F. Semyonova
Poverty and reform in the magical kingdom: Nepal's PRSP, by Robert Kyloh
In doubt but on board - Ghana's unions and the PRSP, by Anthony Baah
Unions and PRSPs - an analysis of the World Bank's view, by Lawrence Egulu
Uncomfortable but taking part - Cambodia's unions and the PRSP, by Raghwan Raghwan
Structural adjustment and poverty reduction in Africa, by Kamran Kousari
Pro-poor growth: linkages and policies, by Rizwanul Islam
India: Hope dawns as women beat poverty, by Luc Demaret
Equality and poverty reduction, by Rolph van der Hoeven
Union rights - a competition factor?, by David Kucera
Profiting from the poor: privatization and poverty reduction, by Mike Waghorne and Wendy Caird
Social dialogue for poverty reduction - ILO points the way, by Giuseppe Casale
Minimum wage: does it cut poverty?, by Catherine Saget