Anti-poverty or Anti-poor?
Saturnino M. Borras Jr, Danilo Carranza, Jennifer C. Franco
November 2007
After seven years of implementation, the World Bank’s experiment in market-led agrarian reform in the Philippines has resulted in anti-poor outcomes. The experiment has strengthened the anti-reform forces, while undermining the redistributive potentials not only of the present, but also of any future state land reform law in the country.
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