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Safety nets and safety ropes : who benefited from two Indonesian crisis programs, the "poor" or the "shocked?"

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Finding the poor vs. measuring their poverty : exploring the drivers of targeting effectiveness in Indonesia

Bah, Adama; Bazzi, Samuel; Sumarto, Sudarno; Tobias, Julia - 2018

Indonesia's Unified Database for Social Protection Programs (UDB), among the largest targeting registries in the world, used to …

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Beneficiary views on cash and in-kind payments : evidence from Ethiopia’s Productive Safety Net Programme

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Economists often default to the assumption that cash is always preferable to an in-kind transfer. Do beneficiaries feel the same way? This paper addresses this issue using longitudinal household data from Ethiopia where a large-scale social safety net intervention (PSNP) operates. Even though...

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How household characteristics shape program access and asset accumulation : a mixed method analysis of the Vision 2020 Umurenge Programme in Rwanda

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This paper assesses how household context and characteristics shape the welfare trajectory and more specifically the accumulation of productive assets among beneficiaries of the Vision 2020 Umurenge Programme in Rwanda, the government's flagship social assistance program. The analysis is based...

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The social value of health insurance : results from Ghana

Garcia Mandico, Silvia; Reichert, Arndt R.; Strupat, … - 2019

This paper uses the roll-out of the national health insurance in Ghana to assess the cushioning effect of coverage on the financial consequences of health shocks and resulting changes in coping behaviors. The analysis finds a strong reduction in medical expenditures, preventing households from...

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The missing market for work permits

Lokshin, Michael; Ravallion, Martin - 2019

Citizens have a right to accept any job offer in their country, but that right is not marketable or automatically extended to foreigners. Yet, some citizens have useful things to do if they could rent out their right-to-work, and there are foreigners who would value the new options for...

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Socioeconomic resilience in Sri Lanka : natural disaster poverty and wellbeing impact assessment

Walsh, Brian; Hallegatte, Stéphane - 2019

Traditional risk assessments use asset losses as the main metric to measure the severity of a disaster. This paper proposes an expanded risk assessment based on a framework that adds socioeconomic resilience and uses wellbeing losses as the main measure of disaster severity. Using an agent-based...

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