Myth-busting? How research is refuting common perceptions about unconditional cash transfers

Amber Peterman, Jennifer Yablonski, Silvio Daidone and Office of Research - Innocenti Unicef

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Abstract: Six common perceptions associated with cash transfers are investigated using data from eight rigorous evaluations of government unconditional cash transfer programmes across seven countries in sub-Saharan Africa. The evidence refutes each claim. Used in policy debates, these perceptions undermine well-being improvements and poverty reduction, in Africa and globally.

Pages: 4
Date: 2017
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