Title: Images of Poverty and Inequality in Peru and Argentina
1Images of Povertyand InequalityinPeru and
Argentina
2Part I Maps
3Note Shape files for all maps are from
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7Data Source www.inei.gob.pe/Sisd/aplic/consulta.a
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8Data Source Source www.indec.gov.ar/indec/ingles
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10Data Source Source www.indec.gov.ar/indec/ingles
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11Data Source Source Instituto Nacional de
Estadísticas e Informática (INEI). 2002. La
Pobreza en el Perú en 2001 Una ision
departamental. Lima, p. 97 www.inei.gob.pe/biblio
ineipub/bancopub/Est/Lib0500/Lib.pdf
12Unsatisfied Basic Needs Argentina, 2001
Source Instituto Nacional de Estadística y
Censos (INDEC). 2003. Mapa de Necesidades
Básicas Insatisfechas 2001. Aquí se Cuenta
Revista Informativa del Censo 2001. No. 7,
September, p. 3. www.indec.gov.ar/webcenso/aquise
cuenta/Aqui7.pdf.
13Unsatisfied Basic Needs by Region
Argentina, 2001
Northeast
Northwest
Pampas
Greater Buenos Aires
Cuyo
Source Instituto Nacional de Estadística y
Censos (INDEC). 2003. Mapa de Necesidades
Básicas Insatisfechas 2001. Aquí se Cuenta
Revista Informativa del Censo 2001. No. 7,
September, pp. 4-5. www.indec.gov.ar/webcenso/aqu
isecuenta/Aqui7.pdf.
14Unsatisfied Basic Needs - Patagonia, Argentina,
2001
Source Instituto Nacional de Estadística y
Censos (INDEC). 2003. Mapa de Necesidades
Básicas Insatisfechas 2001. Aquí se Cuenta
Revista Informativa del Censo 2001. No. 7,
September, p. 5. www.indec.gov.ar/webcenso/aquise
cuenta/Aqui7.pdf.
15Part IIImages of Poverty and Inequality
16Adobe bricks at the ancient Inca ruins of
Pachacámac. Many people in Perú build their
houses out of materials similar to these today.
All photos by Kate Carson.
17An example of wattle and daub construction, a
traditional building technique in Perú.
18These two settlements are examples of what the
Peruvian government calls improvised housing.
19Looking down the main road into the town of
Purmamarca, in the state of Jujuy, in Northwest
Argentina. What percent of the population lives
below the poverty line in this state? Below the
indigence line? What percent of households have
at least one unsatisfied basic need? Note that
the house on the near left is built of adobe
bricks.
20A traditional village on the Uros islands, in
Lake Titicaca, Perú. The houses on these
islands, as well as the islands themselves, are
made of the reeds that grow in the lake. What
else do you notice about this picture?
21The family that owns this vicuña lives near the
ruins of Sillustani, in the southern highlands
(sierra) of Perú. They charge tourists one sol
to take a photo of the vicuña. How many pictures
would they have to sell in a day to have an
income above the poverty line? Above the
indigence line? If they sell enough pictures to
be above the poverty line, does that mean that
they would not be classified as impoverished?
22A fisherman gathering his nets near Paracas,
Perú. Do you think he earns enough money to
satisfy his basic needs?
23The photo on the left is of a church in the
Barranco district of Lima. Was the building below
the church for this roadside settlement south of
Lima?
24The contrast of living conditions can be great in
a country with high income inequality.
The picture above is of a popular tourist hotel
in Paracas, Perú. The photo to the right is of
guano mining operations off the coast near
Paracas.
25Miraflores District in Lima
Pisac in Cusco Department
What percent of the people have at least one NBI
in each of these places?
26In the Pampas region of Argentina, incomes may
differ greatly between the landowners and those
who work the land. What do the data for
Argentina say about poverty in this region?
A view of Purmarca, Jujuy one of the poorest
areas in Argentina. How do poverty statistics in
Jujuy compare to the Pampas?