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Asset transfers and anti-poverty programs : experimental evidence from Tanzania

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Tanzania Poverty, Growth, and Public Transfers : Options for a National Productive Safety Net Program

World Bank - 2014

Tanzania has made significant economic progress in the recent past, with per capita national income almost doubling … safety nets and transfers can play in reducing poverty more rapidly in Tanzania. It presents the potential need and costs, to … the options might be, within an analytical assessment of the nature of poverty and shocks faced by the poor in Tanzania is …

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Design and implementation of social safety nets in Tanzania : a systematic review

Msuha, Basil; Kissoly, Luitfred D.; Kihaule, Arnold - In: International journal of economics and financial issues … 14 (2024) 1, pp. 180-203

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The design of conditional cash transfers : experiences from Argentina's Universal Child Allowance

Rabinovich, Lila; Diepeveen, Stephanie - In: Development policy review 33 (2015) 5, pp. 637-652

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The impact of cash transfers on livelihoods, education, health and HIV : what's the evidence?

Taaffe, Jessica E.; Longosz, Andrew F.; Wilson, David - In: Development policy review 35 (2017) 5, pp. 601-619

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The most effective means of social protection? : an evaluation of the impact of conditional cash transfers on schooling and child labour in Peru

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Intrahousehold responses to imbalanced human capital subsidies : evidence from the Philippine conditional cash transfer program

Raitzer, David A.; Batmunkh, Odbayar; Yarcia, Damaris - 2021

Extensive global evidence suggests that conditional cash transfers (CCTs) encourage long-term investment in human capital by poor households. However, CCTs also have the potential to distort incentives for investment among children. If only some children in the household are monitored/subsidized...

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